Answer / ankamsreekar

VAR = V*I*SIN(pi)
WHERE SIN(pi) = 1 since pi=90 approx since I capacitive
current is 90 to voltage applied.
so
VAR = V*I

here I is capacitive current

I = V/X
X is capacitive reactance

X= 1/(2*pi*f*C)

so I=V * (2*pi*f*C)

VAR = V*V * (2*pi*f*C)

from above eq we can calculate VAR from given C in farads

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