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The ratio of active power to apparent power is known as...

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The ratio of active power to apparent power is known as factor.

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Rajesh Kamble
Rajesh Kamble 6 years ago
The product of apparent power and cosine of the phase angle between circuit voltage and current
Sneha Sudha
Sneha Sudha 6 years ago
Active power= VI COS (PHY)
Apparent power = VI
by division of the above two, ultimately we get COS(PHY) which is nothing but power factor
Venkatesh Jinikuntla
Venkatesh Jinikuntla 7 years ago
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