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Given the circuit and individual AC and DC voltage waveforms shown in figure "A" producing the composite voltage waveform shown in figure "B", what would be the value of the peak to peak voltage? See illustration EL-0075.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Peak-to-peak voltage (Vpp) is the difference between the maximum and minimum values of the total waveform • Adding a DC component shifts the entire AC waveform up or down without changing its AC amplitude • Reading values correctly from the vertical voltage scale on the composite waveform in figure B

💭 Think About

• On figure B, what are the highest and lowest points reached by the composite waveform on the vertical axis? • How does adding the 20 V DC from figure A change the position of the AC waveform’s peaks relative to zero volts? • Once you know the maximum and minimum voltages of the combined waveform, what simple subtraction gives you Vpp?

✅ Before You Answer

• Identify and write down the maximum voltage reached by the composite waveform in figure B • Identify and write down the minimum voltage reached by the composite waveform in figure B • Compute Vpp = Vmax − Vmin using the values you read from the graph, then compare that result with the answer choices

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