$A$ $110 \, V$ $d.c.$ heater is used on an $a.c.$ source,such that the heat produced is the same as it produces when connected to $110 \, V$ $d.c.$ in the same time intervals. What would be the $r.m.s.$ value of the alternating voltage?

  • A
    $110$
  • B
    $220$
  • C
    $330$
  • D
    $440$

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