In a parallel circuit, et = 240 v, r = 47 kω, and xl = 50 kω. what is the reactive power?

Reactive power is 1.152 VARs

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that in a parallel circuit,,R=47kΩ and =50kΩ.

reactive power means the dissipating power resulting from inductive and capacitive loads measured in volt-amperes reactive(VAR).Since our circuit has inductor only, reactive power will be power dissipated from inductor.

Current through inductor=milli amps=0.0048 A

Reactive power = (current flowing through inductor)X (Voltage across inductor)

Hence reactive power = 0.0048 X 240=1.152 VARs

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