A single-phase load draws 10 A (rms) from a 230 V (rms) supply at a power factor of 0.65 lagging. Find the real power P it takes.
AC power & power factor worksheet with answers
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Answer key
- 1. P = 1495 W
- 2. P = 2208 W
- 3. I = 86.11 A
- 4. S = 2880 VA
- 5. Inew = 21.26 A
- 6. Inew = 175.4 A
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