A load having impedance Z is fed by a 2-kV, 60-Hz, 3-phase source. The load receives a current of 10 A which lags the voltage by 45˚.
a) Draw the power triangle for this circuit with proper labels.
b) Determine the Reactive Power and the Working Power. Provide proper units.
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