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2. In the circuit shown in Figure 2, determine the real power, the apparent power and the reactive power delivered to the cir

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Soluim 2. Reactive Power clelį vered foAme cinuit - y: =v2wc 2 540 VA = 7.54 KVA 200002 75401ニ21374 . Og安VA F 2 3 KVA 2ovooPOWER FACTOR IS LEADING SINCE CIRCUIT IS CAPACITIVE IN NATURE AND IN CAPACITIVE CIRCUIT CURRENT PHASOR LEADS THE VOLTAGE PHASOR......THEREFORE CALLED AS LEADING P.F CIRCUIT

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