As discussed in class, the RMS value of the voltage v(t) with a period T is:Vrms=1T+=Prove that Vrms=if v(t)=V, cos(at)to+I[ [v(t)]² dt

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As discussed in class, the RMS value of the voltage v(t) with a period T is: V rms = 1 T += Prove that Vrms =if v(t)=V, cos(at) to+I [ [v(t)]² dt