if we look on phasor of the transformer vaoltage is 180 oppsite at primary and

if we look on phasor of the transformer vaoltage is 180
oppsite at primary and the secondary so to improve a power
factor is secondary should kept negative to improve it
primary side

means is -.90 became +.90 at other side

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