what is real and reactive power?
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Answer / usha
Active power is nothing but real power.it is defined as productt of
voltage ,current and cosineangle between them.reactive power defined a
d as the product of voltage,current and sine angle between them
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Answer / usha
Active power is nothing but real power.it is defined as productt of
voltage ,current and cosineangle between them.reactive power defined a
d as the product of voltage,current and sine angle between them
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