A power circuit is shown below. The active and reactive powers of the 3 loads and their types are as given. The magnitude of the source current is I= 20 A (Rms). a) Calculate the average power PR received by the resistor and calculate the value of the unknown resistance R. b) What is the power factor pf, seen by the source L = 20 A (Rms) %3D Load 3 1 kWatt 1 KVAR 1 kWatt 5 KVAR Capacitive R Load 1 V = 500 20° 5 kWatt 10 KVAR Inductive Volt (Rms) Load 2 Inductive

A power circuit is shown below. The active and reactive powers of the 3 loads and their types are as given. The magnitude of the source current is I= 20 A (Rms). a) Calculate the average power PR received by the resistor and calculate the value of the unknown resistance R. b) What is the power factor pf, seen by the source L = 20 A (Rms) %3D Load 3 1 kWatt 1 KVAR 1 kWatt 5 KVAR Capacitive R Load 1 V = 500 20° 5 kWatt 10 KVAR Inductive Volt (Rms) Load 2 Inductive

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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