A voltage and current applied to a single phase load is v= 22 cos (300t+25) and i= 18 cos (250t- 40). Find the single and three phase active and reactive power of the circuit if the voltage and current are in sine waveform. Phase Angle (Theta) Answer for part 1 Active Power Answer for part 2 Reactive Power Answer for part 3 Three Phase Active power Answer for part 4 Three phase Reactive Power

A voltage and current applied to a single phase load is v= 22 cos (300t+25) and i= 18 cos (250t- 40). Find the single and three phase active and reactive power of the circuit if the voltage and current are in sine waveform. Phase Angle (Theta) Answer for part 1 Active Power Answer for part 2 Reactive Power Answer for part 3 Three Phase Active power Answer for part 4 Three phase Reactive Power

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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