Question

Calculate peak-peak voltage if Vmax=180 V and Vmin=60 V.

(a) 120 V

(b) 150 V

(c) 170 V

(d) 110 V

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Answer 1

The correct answer is (a) 120 V

The explanation: Peak-Peak voltage is equal to the difference between the maximum and minimum voltage. It is mathematically represented as Vp-p=Vmax-Vmin=180-60=120 V.