Consider Figure B of the phasor diagrams, where |Vol and llol are RMS values observed on a multimeter: |Vol-7.5 kV. llo |-20 A, a-210 degrees, 0-16 degrees. Determine the following quantities (keep 2 decimal places): Instantaneous current: A. RMS voltage: kV. Power factor: (scalar value only). Power factor is leading or lagging: (+1 for leading, -1 for lagging). Apparent power: kVA. Real power: kW. Question 1.2 If these phasors are voltage and current measurements over a load, then the system in Figure B has an inductive load. True O False

Consider Figure B of the phasor diagrams, where |Vol and llol are RMS values observed on a multimeter: |Vol-7.5 kV. llo |-20 A, a-210 degrees, 0-16 degrees. Determine the following quantities (keep 2 decimal places): Instantaneous current: A. RMS voltage: kV. Power factor: (scalar value only). Power factor is leading or lagging: (+1 for leading, -1 for lagging). Apparent power: kVA. Real power: kW. Question 1.2 If these phasors are voltage and current measurements over a load, then the system in Figure B has an inductive load. True O False

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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