need help with D-H please and thanks! The output voltage of an AC generator is given by Av = (1.10 × 10² V)sin(41πt). The generator is connected across a 0.500 H inductor. Find the following.(a) frequency of the generator20.5✓ Hz(b) rms voltage across the inductor77.8V(c) inductive reactance64.4✔ Ω(d) rms current in the inductorA(e) maximum current in the inductorA(f) average power delivered to the inductorW(g) Find an expression for the instantaneous current. (Use the following as necessary: t.)i=(h) At what time after t = 0 does the instantaneous current first reach 1.00 A? (Use the inverse sine function.)ms

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The output voltage of an AC generator is given by Av = (1.10 x 10 V)sin(41лt). The generator is connected across a 0.500 H inductor. Find the following. (a) frequency of the generator 20.5 ✓ Hz (b) rms voltage across the inductor 77.8 V (c) inductive reactance 64.4 22 (d) rms current in the inductor A (e) maximum current in the inductor (f) average power delivered to the inductor W (g) Find an expression for the instantaneous current. (Use the following as necessary: t.) i= (h) At what time after t = 0 does the instantaneous current first reach 1.00 A? (Use the inverse sine function.) ms

The output voltage of an AC generator is given by Av = (1.10 x 10 V)sin(41лt). The generator is connected across a 0.500 H inductor. Find the following. (a) frequency of the generator 20.5 ✓ Hz (b) rms voltage across the inductor 77.8 V (c) inductive reactance 64.4 22 (d) rms current in the inductor A (e) maximum current in the inductor (f) average power delivered to the inductor W (g) Find an expression for the instantaneous current. (Use the following as necessary: t.) i= (h) At what time after t = 0 does the instantaneous current first reach 1.00 A? (Use the inverse sine function.) ms

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