How to calculate the .707 value used in rms voltage

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I need help, and can't find anywhere how to calculate the .707 value using calculus. The value used when calculating Vrms =Vp*.707, i need to know how to calculate the .707. Any help would be great, Thanks!

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.707 is for a sine wave only, and you could determine it by taking the integral of V(t)2 over a full cycle, dividing by the time of the cycle, and then taking the square root of the answer (hence the name "root mean square").