Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · Alternating Current and Voltage · easy
What is the rms value of the sinusoidal voltage shown in the plot?
- 100 V
- 70.7 V
- 63.7 V
- 200 V
Answer
B. 70.7 V
Solution
The peak value read from the plot is Vp=100 V. Vrms=Vp/ 2=0.707(100 V)=70.7 V.
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