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A fullwave rectifier supplies a load of `1 k Omega`. The a.c voltage applied to the diode is 220 volt rms. If diode resistance is neglected, calculate
(i) Average d.c voltage
(ii) Average d.c current
(iii) Ripple voltage (rms).

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