A Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answerQuèstion 4Refer to the circuit below. The values of the real, reactive and apparent powers of Load 2 are given by:Load ILoad 2Load 3V= 100/0 V(ms)100 W600 VAR (L.)200 W0.707 leading500 VA0.6 lagging pfOA P2=400 WQ2=200 VAR (L)S, = 600 VAO B.P2=200 WQ2= 200 VAR (C)S, = 400 VAOCP2=200 WQ2=200 VAR (C)S2 = 282.84 VAOD.P2=200 WQ2=200 VAR (L)S2= 400 VAO E. None of the given answersOF. P2=200 VAR (C)Q2=200 WS2=282.84 VAA Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer.

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Refer to the circuit below. The values of the real, reactive and apparent powers of Load 2 are given by: Load I Load 2 Load 3 V- 100/0 V (ms) 100 W 200 W 0.707 leading 500 VA 0.6 lagging pf 600 VAR (L.)

Refer to the circuit below. The values of the real, reactive and apparent powers of Load 2 are given by: Load I Load 2 Load 3 V- 100/0 V (ms) 100 W 200 W 0.707 leading 500 VA 0.6 lagging pf 600 VAR (L.)

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