Why we use cosine angle for calculating power factor not in
sine angle ?
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Answer Posted / k.prakashchandra
Examine the power triangle.The adjacent side (active power)
divided by hypotenuse( apparent power) is cos of the
angle.If you multiply apparent power by sine of the angle
you get reactive power.
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