I need the answer as soon as possible E A source of 23020 V (rms) is connected to a 50 kW with 0.8 lagging PF load. Find the velueof the capacitor that should be connected in parallel to the load to correct the PF to 0.95lagging. (The operating frequency is 50 Hz).te50 kW0.8 lag230L 0°C=?V-15H

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E A source of 23020 V (rms) is connected to a 50 kW with 0.8 lagging PF load. Find the value of the capacitor that should be connected in parallel to the load to correct the PF to 0.95 lagging. (The operating frequency is 50 Hz). 230L 0° 50 kW 0.8 lag C=? V -15

E A source of 23020 V (rms) is connected to a 50 kW with 0.8 lagging PF load. Find the value of the capacitor that should be connected in parallel to the load to correct the PF to 0.95 lagging. (The operating frequency is 50 Hz). 230L 0° 50 kW 0.8 lag C=? V -15

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E A source of 23020 V (rms) is connected to a 50 kW with 0.8 lagging PF load. Find the velue
of the capacitor that should be connected in parallel to the load to correct the PF to 0.95
lagging. (The operating frequency is 50 Hz).
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