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EE 241 – Prelab #311. Derive (from the integral formula for RMS given in narrative 3) a relationship for Vrms in terms of Vp for a sinusoid. Let the sinusoid v(t) be expressed as: v(t) =VP cos (ωt + θ) where the peak voltage VP is nonnegative, the phase angle θ is real, and the frequency ω is positive. (To use the formula for Vrms you must know how ω and the period T are related.)

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