Question 3 (C3, CO2, PO1) Determine the frequency of the AC signal on oscilloscope by using your own example with the aid of waveform diagram. Then show the relationship between the period of a waveform and its frequency. (a)

Question 3 (C3, CO2, PO1) Determine the frequency of the AC signal on oscilloscope by using your own example with the aid of waveform diagram. Then show the relationship between the period of a waveform and its frequency. (a)

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