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What is the reactive power in the given circuit?

0 VAR
691 mu.gifVAR
44.23 mVAR
1.45 kVAR
Answer: Option
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Salman said:   1 decade ago
Xc=1/wc.

w=2*pi*f.

Reactive power Q=Vrms/Xc.

Engr. Shahbul said:   1 decade ago
Xc=1000/2*3.14*5*.022=1447.597ohm. P=v2/Xc=8*8/1447.597=0.0442112w, =44.21mW.

Jithin Kk said:   1 decade ago
So what about the rms value of voltage.

Prashant said:   1 decade ago
Xc=1/(2(pi)fc)
f=5k
c=0.022micro
Xc=1446.86
P=V^2/Xc=8^2/1446.86
P=0.04423VAR ~ 44.23m VAR

T.b.tandel said:   1 decade ago
But here given voltage r.m.s value.

Divz said:   1 decade ago
v^2 - v to the power 2
pi- const
f= freq of power source

Sindhu said:   1 decade ago
v^ and pi and f means am not understand

Niin mukesh said:   1 decade ago
p=v^2/R
and we know,
Xc=1/(2*pi*f*c)

Xc=1446.8631 ohm

P=V^2/Xc
P=64/1446.8631
P=44.233 mw

Rajasree said:   1 decade ago
We know that,

p=v^2/R

Here R is the reactance of capacitor which denoted by Xc

Xc=1/(2*pi*f*c)

Xc=1446.8631 ohm

P=V^2/Xc
P=64/1446.8631
P=44.233 mw

Nagashree said:   1 decade ago
Reactive power is the amount power that is sent back to the source from load.


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