iii. Is the copper losses inside a power transformer feeding certain load: (a) Increased with the increase of the reactive power in that load. (b)Constant with the increase of the reactive power in that load. (c) Decreased with the increase of the reactive power in that load. iv. Is the iron losses inside a power transformer feeding certain load: (a) Increased with the increase of the reactive power in that load. (b)Constant with the increase of the reactive power in that load. (c) Decreased with the increase of the reactive power in that load. v. Is the power consumption of a power system feeding an AC load: (a) Increased with the increase of the power factor in that load. (b)Constant with the increase of the power factor in that load. (c) Decreased with the increase of the power factor in that load.

iii. Is the copper losses inside a power transformer feeding certain load: (a) Increased with the increase of the reactive power in that load. (b)Constant with the increase of the reactive power in that load. (c) Decreased with the increase of the reactive power in that load. iv. Is the iron losses inside a power transformer feeding certain load: (a) Increased with the increase of the reactive power in that load. (b)Constant with the increase of the reactive power in that load. (c) Decreased with the increase of the reactive power in that load. v. Is the power consumption of a power system feeding an AC load: (a) Increased with the increase of the power factor in that load. (b)Constant with the increase of the power factor in that load. (c) Decreased with the increase of the power factor in that load.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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