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Answer:
i = 101.4A
Explanation:
The steps to the solution can be found in the attachment below.
We have been given the frequency f = 60Hz. From this we can calculate the angular frequency of the power line.
It is assumed that sinwt = –1 in order to calculate the time varying current. Although the magnitude of the current is large, consideration should also be given to the distance between the coil and the power line. The induced emf is small considering the area of the coil which is 7.85×10-⁵m².
Answer:
<em>Amplitude= 8 m</em>
Explanation:
<u>The Amplitude of a Wave</u>
Sinusoidal Function refers to a mathematical curve with a smooth and periodic oscillation. Its name comes from the sine function and is characterized by the amplitude or the maximum displacement or distance moved by a point on a vibrating body measured from its equilibrium position.
To calculate the amplitude from a graph, we measure the maximum point and the minimum point the wave reaches. Then we subtract both values and divide the result by 2.
The shown wave in the figure has a maximum value of 8 m and a minimum value of -8 m. The distance from the maximum to the minimum is 8-(-8)= 16 m, thus the amplitude is 16/2= 8m.
Amplitude= 8 m