# RMS Values of Alternating Current MCQ [Free PDF] – Objective Question Answer for RMS Values of Alternating Current Quiz

1. Find the average value of current when the currents that are equidistant are 4A, 5A, and 6A.

A. 5A
B. 6A
C. 15A
D. 10A

The average value of current is the sum of all the currents divided by the number of currents. Therefore average current = (5+4+6)/3 = 5A.

2. What is the current found by finding the current in an equidistant region and dividing by n?

A. RMS current
B. Average current
C. Instantaneous current
D. Total current

The average value of the current is the sum of all the currents divided by the number of currents.

3. RMS stands for ________

A. Root Mean Square
B. Root Mean Sum
C. Root Maximum sum
D. Root Minimum Sum

RMS stands for Root Mean Square. This value of current is obtained by squaring all the current values, finding the average, and then finding the square root.

4. What is the type of current obtained by finding the square of the currents and then finding their average and then finding the square root?

A. RMS current
B. Average current
C. Instantaneous current
D. Total current

RMS stands for Root Mean Square. This value of current is obtained by squaring all the current values, finding the average, and then finding the square root.

5. __________ current is found by dividing the area enclosed by the half−cycle by the length of the base of the half−cycle.

A. RMS current
B. Average current
C. Instantaneous current
D. Total current

The average value of current is the sum of all the currents divided by the number of currents. Hence it can also be found by dividing the area enclosed by the half−cycle by the length of the base of the half−cycle.

6. What is the effective value of current?

A. RMS current
B. Average current
C. Instantaneous current
D. Total current

RMS current is also known as the effective current. RMS stands for Root Mean Square. This value of current is obtained by squaring all the current values, finding the average, and then finding the square root.

7. In a sinusoidal wave, the average current is always _______ RMS current.

A. Greater than
B. Less than
C. Equal to
D. Not related

The average value of current is the sum of all the currents divided by the number of currents whereas RMS current is obtained by squaring all the current values, finding the average, and then finding the square root. Hence RMS current is greater than the average current.

8. For a rectangular wave, the average current is ______ RMS current.

A. Greater than
B. Less than
C. Equal to
D. Not related

The RMS value is always greater than the average except for a rectangular wave, in which the heating effect remains constant so that the average and the RMS values are the same.

9. Peak value divided by the RMS value gives us?

A. Peak factor
B. Crest factor
C. Both peak and crest factor
D. Neither peak nor crest factor

Peak and crest factors both mean the same thing. Hence the peak value divided by the RMS value gives us the peak or crest factor.

10. Calculate the crest factor if the peak value of current is 10A and the RMS value is 2A.

A. 5
B. 10
C. 5A
D. 10A