Answer / biplabi

VA = V x I = Voltage x current

Answer / glenn20sal

first calculate the load going to be connected to the
transformer in amperes

kva = v*i
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1.732*1000

i=line current

kva rating of transformer = 2.5 kva (calclated)

where 2.5 is multyplying factor for future expansion of load

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