If the alternating current I=I₁ cos⁡ωt+I₂ sin⁡ωt, then the rms current is given by

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If the alternating current I=I₁ cos⁡ωt+I₂ sin⁡ωt, then the rms current is given by

Options

(a) I₁+I₂/√2
(b) │I₁+I₂│/√2
(c) √(I₁²+I₂²/√2)
(d) √I₁²+I₂²/√2

Correct Answer:

√(I₁²+I₂²/√2)

Explanation:

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