Answer / karthik

copper losses depends on current and core loss depends on
voltage. either of losses dont depends on powerfactor. This
is the reason why transformer rating is always in kva not kw.

Answer / dheeraj dubey

AT THE TIME OF MANUFACTURING WE DONT KNOW THAT WHAT TYPE OF LOAD WE ARE GOING TO APPLY. IT MAY BE INDUCTIVE, RESISTIVE OR CAPACITIVE

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