The modern electrical standard for homes in the United States is a cyclical/alternating root mean square (RMS) potential of 120 volts at a frequency of 60 Hz (60 oscillations-per-second). The general equation for this is given by V t = Vpeak=sin 2pi*f*t , where Vpeak is the peak voltage (amplitude) and f is the frequency
Determine the following:
1. For time value t, what is the peak voltage expressed as an integer multiple for:
2. For time value t, minimum voltage
3. For time value t, no voltage
4. The period of V(t)
5. Exact and approximate max voltage given that Vrms occurs at angle pi/4 radians.