Compute the rms voltage of this source

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A sinusoidal ac voltage source in a circuit produces a maximum voltage of 12.6 Volt and an rms current of 7.50 mA.

Part A: Compute the voltage amplitude?

Part B: Compute the current amplitude?

Part C: Compute the rms voltage of this source?

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