The peak voltage of the $ac$ source is equal to:
- Athe $rms$ value of the $ac$ source
- B$\sqrt{2}$ times the $rms$ value of the $ac$ source
- C$\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}$ times the $rms$ value of the $ac$ source
- Dthe value of voltage supplied to the circuit
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