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Q3]. Draw a neat sine wave with a peak amplitude 110V and time period 3 sec. For the same waveform write formulae and calculate Amplitude, Peak-to-peak amplitude,

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Q3]. Draw a neat sine wave with a peak amplitude 110V
and time period 3 sec. For the same waveform write
formulae and calculate Amplitude, Peak-to-peak amplitude,
RMS value, Form Factor and Peak Factor.

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