A 440 V rms source supplies power to a load Z = 10 + j2 through a transmission line having a total resistance of 1.5 0. a) the average and apparent power supplied to the load are kW and kVA respectively (round off your numerical answer to one decimal point) b) the average and apparent power lost in the transmission line are kW and kVA respectively (round off your numerical answer to one decimal point) c) the average and apparent power supplied by the source are kW and kVA respectively (round off your numerical answer to one decimal point)

A 440 V rms source supplies power to a load Z = 10 + j2 through a transmission line having a total resistance of 1.5 0. a) the average and apparent power supplied to the load are kW and kVA respectively (round off your numerical answer to one decimal point) b) the average and apparent power lost in the transmission line are kW and kVA respectively (round off your numerical answer to one decimal point) c) the average and apparent power supplied by the source are kW and kVA respectively (round off your numerical answer to one decimal point)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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