2. For a sinusoidal voltage trace displayed by the CRO, the time/cm switch is on at 500µs/cm and volt/cm switch is on 5V/cm. The width of one complete cycle is 4cm and peak to peak height is 5cm. Find (a) the frequency, (b) peak to peak voltage, (c)the amplitude and (d) the rms value

2. For a sinusoidal voltage trace displayed by the CRO, the time/cm switch is on at 500µs/cm and volt/cm switch is on 5V/cm. The width of one complete cycle is 4cm and peak to peak height is 5cm. Find (a) the frequency, (b) peak to peak voltage, (c)the amplitude and (d) the rms value

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(a) the frequency,
(b) peak to peak voltage,
(c)the amplitude and
(d) the rms value

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