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In a given AC circuit through a specific branch the current varies as a function of time given as
`i=i_(0)sin^(2)omegat " " 0 le omega t lt pi`
and `i=i_(0) sin omega t " " pi le omegat lt 2 pi`
Calculate the average current per cycle of this AC.

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The correct Answer is:
`i_(0)((1)/(4)-(1)/(pi))`
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