A single-phase load connected to a 400 V supply takes 26.5 kW and 10.5 kvar. Find the current I drawn from the supply.
AC power & power factor worksheet with answers
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Answer key
- 1. I = 71.26 A
- 2. S = 37.74 kVA
- 3. Q = 9.701 kvar
- 4. I = 20.83 A
- 5. cos φ = 0.9013
- 6. C = 1407 µF
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