A conductor carries a current that maybe regarded as equivalent to the sum oftwo components, one of them being a continuous direct current of 4.2 amp and theother a superimposed full-wave rectifier current. If the latter has a maximum valueof 6.4 amp, calculate the average current in the wire if (a) both components havethe same direction, (b) the two components are oppositely directed? Solve prob.9 assuming the superimposed rectified component is half-wave witha maximum value of 8.3 amp.

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