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1.	CONSIDER_A_SYMMETRICAL_SQUARE_WAVE_OF_20-V_PEAK-TO-PEAK,_0_AVERAGE,_AND_2-MS_PERIOD_APPLIED_TO_A_MILLER_INTEGRATOR._FIND_THE_VALUE_OF_THE_TIME_CONSTANT_CR_SUCH_THAT_THE_TRIANGULAR_WAVEFORM_AT_THE_OUTPUT_HAS_A_20-V_PEAK-TO-PEAK_AMPLITUDE.?$
A.	0.25ms
B.	0.50ms
C.	2.5ms
D.	5.0ms
Answer» C. 2.5ms

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