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If a voltmeter measures a sine wave as 500 mV, wha...
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If a voltmeter measures a sine wave as 500 mV, what would be its average value?
A.
159.0 mV
B.
318.5 mV
C.
353.5 mV
D.
451.0 mV
Answer» E.
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