In a d.c circuit, if current and resistance are known, power
(P=I*I*R) can be determined. This relationship also applied
to an a.c circuit. Comment the reason for this.
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Answer / vinamra
in ac circuit i*i*r is for resistive load and in resistive
load pf is unity
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Answer / motilal sahu
BECAUSE RESISTIVE CIRCUIT HAS UNITY POWER FACTOR
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Answer / lol
because resistance and current in an a.c circuit is the
same. Only the voltage is changing.
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