Question) Calculate the RMS value of alternating current shown in the figure. Share with your friends Share 12 Divyansh Bajaj answered this I rms = root i1^2+i2^2+i3^2/3 which leads to 2A -11 View Full Answer Shruti Barhanpurkar answered this i think it would be 2/root 2 that is root 2 -20 Ritik Gupta answered this I rms = root i1^2+i2^2+i3^2/3 which leads to 2A -8 Kritika Kanwar answered this Ans =2A 28 Anil answered this 2Adhdu 0 James Roger answered this In this question 2/root2 (2 being the peak current) is invalid because 1/root2 is definite integral of sin wave a.c. in this case the graph is not of sin wave but rather a square wave a.c. which have RMS value = PEAK value. 10
