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If an alternating voltage is represented as
`E=141 sin (628 t)`, then the rms value of the voltage and the frequency are respectively

A

141V, 628 Hz

B

100V, 50 Hz

C

100 V, 100 Hz

D

141 V, 100 Hz

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    141 V, 628 Hz
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    00 V, 50 Hz
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    100 V, 100 Hz
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    141 V, 100 Hz
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