The discussion focuses on calculating the RMS (Root Mean Square) voltage of a sinusoidal function defined as V = Sin(ωt), where ω represents angular velocity. It is established that to find the RMS voltage, one must integrate over a complete cycle, which is influenced by the angular velocity. The integration from 0 to π radians is insufficient, as a full cycle requires integration from 0 to 2π radians, highlighting the direct dependence of RMS voltage on the angular velocity of the sine wave.
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iamnew said:i integrated from 0 to PI radians and left with a sin term having omega in it.