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The reason an integrating digital voltmeter is described as taking a mean rather than a sample is that its converter
Answer: D
The integrator's output at the end of the charging phase is proportional to the time integral of the input, which divided by the fixed period is the mean. Nothing is sampled at all, and that is why periodic interference cancels so completely.
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