Suppose that the current, i, through a resistor is described by the functioni(t) = (60 – t)? + (60 – t) sinviand the resistance, R, is a function of the current,R(i) = 10 i + 2 i?/3Compute the average voltage, V, over t = 0 to 60 using the multiple-segmentSimpson's 1/3 rule, with number of segment , n, = 6.Where,-60S. V dt °v dt60S, dttoandV = iR

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Suppose that the current, i, through a resistor is described by the function i(t) = (60 – t)? + (60 – t) sinvt and the resistance, R, is a function of the current, R(i) = 10 i +2 i2/3 Compute the average voltage, V, overt = 0 to 60 using the multiple-segment Simpson's 1/3 rule, with number of segment , n, = 6. Where, St, v dt v dt S, dt 60 to and V = iR

Suppose that the current, i, through a resistor is described by the function i(t) = (60 – t)? + (60 – t) sinvt and the resistance, R, is a function of the current, R(i) = 10 i +2 i2/3 Compute the average voltage, V, overt = 0 to 60 using the multiple-segment Simpson's 1/3 rule, with number of segment , n, = 6. Where, St, v dt v dt S, dt 60 to and V = iR

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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