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Standard XII
Physics
Power Factor
The time take...
Question
The time taken by an AC of
50
Hz in reaching from zero to its maximum value will be?
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Solution
=
50
H
z
I
=
I
base
0
S
i
n
W
t
Peak value
I
=
I
base
0
√
2
I
base
0
√
2
=
I
base
0
S
i
n
W
t
I
base
0
√
2
S
i
n
W
t
=
S
i
n
π
4
π
4
=
W
t
.
or,
t
=
π
400
=
π
4
∗
2
π
f
=
1
8
f
=
1
8
∗
50
=
0.0025
s
=
2.5
m
s
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