An alternating current, finde the average value of v(t)=6+2 sin; (2pi * 100 * t) volts
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Answer:
160
Explanation:
6+2=8
8×2=16
16 + 100= 160
answer = 160
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Given:
The alternating current is represented by
V(t) = (6+2) sin (2π 100t)
Find:
The average value of the above equation.
Solution:
The standard equation for potential difference of an alternating current is ,
V = V₀ sin ωt ----------------- (i)
where V = Voltage
V₀ = Peak voltage
ω = Angular velocity
t = Time
Given equation, V(t) = (6+2) sin (2π 100t) ------------------- (ii)
Comparing (i) and (ii), we get
V = V(t)
V₀ = 6+2 = 8 V
ω = 2π(100) = 200π
t = t
Now, the average value of voltage is given by,
Vₐ = (2/π)V₀
Putting the values in above equation, we get
Vₐ = (2/3.14)×8
Vₐ = 16/3.14
Vₐ = 5.096 V
Hence, the average value is 5.096 V.
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