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What is the Time Relationship of Alternating Current and Maximum Values?
[/PLAIN] should t=.5 seconds?- ineedhelpengr
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What is the Time Relationship of Alternating Current and Maximum Values?
is it 1.414 rms? I am confuse- ineedhelpengr
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What is the Time Relationship of Alternating Current and Maximum Values?
Oh okay, thanks. hmm.. for the second one... should the equation look like this..? CURRENT = 42.42 amps * sin ( 2 * pi * F * 0.0015) ? I am not sure on how to get the answer for B- ineedhelpengr
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What is the Time Relationship of Alternating Current and Maximum Values?
I got 0.0025004829... is that correct for t?- ineedhelpengr
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What is the Time Relationship of Alternating Current and Maximum Values?
30 amps = 42.42 amps * sin ( 2 * pi * F * t) so would it be sin-1(2*3.14*50*0)= 42.42 amps - 30 amps?- ineedhelpengr
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What is the Time Relationship of Alternating Current and Maximum Values?
Homework Statement A 50 cycle alternating current has a maximum value of 42.42A . It crosses the time axis in a positive direction when time is zero. Determine (a) the time when current first reach a value of 30 A. (b) time when current after having gone through its positive maximum value.- ineedhelpengr
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- Alternating current Current
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Engineering Did I Solve the Ohm's Law Circuit Correctly?
please just see the first sheet. thanks! :)- ineedhelpengr
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Engineering Did I Solve the Ohm's Law Circuit Correctly?
I have tried solving, but please check my answers for me. I am not sure if I solved it right.ASAP please. thanks! :) Just the first page please. Thanks!- ineedhelpengr
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- Circuit Law Ohm's law
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