IL220230°LoadP = 2 kWpf = 0.9 lagAssuming that the source is operating at 60 Hz,determine the following:a.) The value of the current I, in phasor formthe magnitude, degrees for the angle)b.) What is the reactive power Q of the load in(voltsforKVAR?c.) Is the load consuming or supplying Q?d.)What is the apparent power S of the load inKVA?e.) What is the load resistance? Express youranswer in Ohms.f.) What is the load inductance? Express youranswer in millihenries.

e) The load resistance, f) The load inductance.

IL 220230° Load P = 2 kW pf = 0.9 lag Assuming that the source is operating at 60 Hz, determine the following: a.) The value of the current I, in phasor form the magnitude, degrees for the angle) b.) What is the reactive power of the load in (volts for KVAR? c.) Is the load consuming or supplying Q? d.) What is the apparent power S of the load in KVA? e.) What is the load resistance? Express your answer in Ohms. f.) What is the load inductance? Express your answer in millihenries.

IL 220230° Load P = 2 kW pf = 0.9 lag Assuming that the source is operating at 60 Hz, determine the following: a.) The value of the current I, in phasor form the magnitude, degrees for the angle) b.) What is the reactive power of the load in (volts for KVAR? c.) Is the load consuming or supplying Q? d.) What is the apparent power S of the load in KVA? e.) What is the load resistance? Express your answer in Ohms. f.) What is the load inductance? Express your answer in millihenries.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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