Exam 19: Power in Alternating-Current Circuits
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The combination of the two quantities, described above, is termed the __________ of an a.c. circuit.
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The apparent power of an a.c. load is the __________ of its true power and reactive power.
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The term, 'leading' power factor, describes a circuit in which the
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The rate at which energy is alternately stored in a circuit's electric or magnetic field and returned to the supply, every quarter-cycle, is termed
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The rate at which energy is dissipated through heat transfer in an a.c. circuit is termed
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