Root Mean Squared: Solving for n in Homework Equation

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The discussion revolves around the concept of Root Mean Square (RMS) and specifically focuses on understanding the variable "n" within the context of an equation related to RMS calculations.

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  • Conceptual clarification, Assumption checking

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  • The original poster expresses confusion regarding the meaning of "n" in the RMS equation and seeks clarification on what values should be used. Another participant questions whether the value could simply be 15, suggesting possible overthinking of the problem.

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The discussion is ongoing, with participants exploring different interpretations of the variable "n" and its implications in the equation. Some guidance has been offered, but there is no explicit consensus on the correct approach or value.

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in my equation for Vrms I am confused to as what values I use for "n" and what "n" stands for in the equation. any help would be greatly appreciated! thanks pf
 

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would it be 15 and I am simply over thinking the situation?
 
Yes.
 

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