14.5.4 example 1 part 1
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Apparent power (S) = I x VS = 9.615 x 240 = 2.308 kVA
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2.308 kVA is a much larger figure than 1.5 kW, which indicates that the power factor in this circuit is rather poor (substantially less than 1).
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1.5 kW pf = 2.308 kVA 1500pf = 2308 = 0.65Power factor (pf) = 0.65
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(Cos¯¹ 0.65 = 49.46°)