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Which describes the root-mean-square value and the amplitude, for either current or voltage? The rms value is the product of the amplitude and the square root of 2. The rms value is the ratio of the square root of 2 to the amplitude. The rms value is the ratio of the amplitude to the square root of 2.

Which describes the root-mean-square value and the amplitude, for either current or voltage? The rms value is the product of the amplitude and the square root of 2. The rms value is the ratio of the square root of 2 to the amplitude. The rms value is the ratio of the amplitude to the square root of 2.

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Which describes the root-mean-square value and the amplitude, for either current or voltage? The rms value is the product of the amplitude and the square root of 2 . The rms value is the ratio of the square root of 2 to the amplitude. The rms value is the ratio of the amplitude to the square root of 2 .

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