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1.	A sinusoidal ac voltage of amplitude 100 V is applied to a rectifying device which offers 10 &ohm; resistance in forward direction and infinite resistance in backward direction. A moving coil ammeter is also connected in the circuit. The reading of ammeter will be
Answer» Moving coil instrument indicates average value .

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