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For a load of Z = 50260° N with Irms = 100460° A, find the following: (a) complex power, S (b) average power, P (c) reactive power, Q (d) apparent power, S (e) power factor, pf

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For a load of Z = 50260° N with I,rms = 100260° A, find the following:
(a) complex power, S
(b) average power, P
(c) reactive power, Q
(d) apparent power, S
(e) power factor, pf

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