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В. For the given rectifier output voltage, find the average value of each voltage. Hint: write the answer in the provided box next to the waveform 4 V Figure 12 30V OV -15 V

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For the given rectifier output voltage, find the average value of each voltage.
Hint: write the answer in the provided box next to the waveform
4 V
Figure 12
30V
OV
-15 V

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