if we convert kw into kva,which one formula use by us,pls
tell me?
Answer Posted / kanth
actually
kw= vicos$
and
kva= vi
so KW= KVA/Cos$
cos$=KW/KVA
or
KVA=root of (Kw sq +KVAR sq)
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