• If current in a circuit is given by 1/45° amps. is... & Choose THREE correct answers. current lagging the voltage. O current in phase the voltage. O current leading the voltage. O In circuit X,=X, O In circuit R=X, ® In circuit X=R ® In circuit X,=Xe In circuit Qe=Q. O In circuit Q.=Watts ® In circuit Watts =Q¢ Explain: (decreased, increased, not By improving the pf of the system, the kilowatts delivered by the generating station are changed) [system means transmission lines, transformers etc.] The most economical power factor for a consumer is generally . . (-95 lagging, unity, 0-6 lagging) The most economical power factor for a consumer is generally (0-95 lagging, unity, 0-6 lagging) • The lagging power factor is due to . power drawn by the circuit. • Power factor can be improved by installing such a device in parallel with load which takes By improving the power factor of the system, the kilowatts delivered by the generating station are (decreased, increased, not changed) ...

• If current in a circuit is given by 1/45° amps. is... & Choose THREE correct answers. current lagging the voltage. O current in phase the voltage. O current leading the voltage. O In circuit X,=X, O In circuit R=X, ® In circuit X=R ® In circuit X,=Xe In circuit Qe=Q. O In circuit Q.=Watts ® In circuit Watts =Q¢ Explain: (decreased, increased, not By improving the pf of the system, the kilowatts delivered by the generating station are changed) [system means transmission lines, transformers etc.] The most economical power factor for a consumer is generally . . (-95 lagging, unity, 0-6 lagging) The most economical power factor for a consumer is generally (0-95 lagging, unity, 0-6 lagging) • The lagging power factor is due to . power drawn by the circuit. • Power factor can be improved by installing such a device in parallel with load which takes By improving the power factor of the system, the kilowatts delivered by the generating station are (decreased, increased, not changed) ...

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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