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Standard XII
Mathematics
Stationary Point
If E = 500 ...
Question
If
E
=
500
s
i
n
(
100
π
t
)
volt then calculate time taken to reach from zero to maximum.
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Solution
E
=
500
sin
(
100
π
t
)
E
m
a
x
=
500
At,
t
=
0
,
E
=
0
and
E
=
E
m
a
x
⟹
500
sin
(
100
π
t
)
=
500
⟹
sin
(
100
π
t
)
=
1
⟹
100
π
t
=
π
2
⟹
t
=
1
200
s
=
5
m
s
hence, time taken to reach from 0 to maximum is
t
=
5
m
s
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