A citizen’s band radio transmitter operates at a frequency of 27.1 MHz. The peak voltage across the transmitter is 10-V. Write an expression for the variation of voltage with time. What is the time for one cycle?

A citizen’s band radio transmitter operates at a frequency of 27.1 MHz. The peak voltage across the transmitter is 10-V. Write an expression for the variation of voltage with time. What is the time for one cycle?

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