pls answer all parts with working that is easy to understand 24.(a) The AC voltage across, and current through a load are measured asv = 240cos(nt + v) V and i = -5cos(ët + þ1) A. The voltage v reaches its peak att = 1.1s and the current i reaches its peak at t = 0.9s.(i)(ii)Calculate the phase difference between v and i.Is the load an inductive or a capacitive? Briefly explain why.(iii)(iv)Calculate the power factor of the load.Calculate the active power of the load.Calculate the reactive power of the load.(vi) Calculate the apparent power of the load.(v)W

Given data Voltage expression, v=240cosπt+ϕv Current expression, i=-5cosπt+ϕI At t=1.1 s voltage v…

24. (a) The AC voltage across, and current through a load are measured as v=240cos(лt + v) V and i = -5cos(лt + ₁) A. The voltage v reaches its peak at t = 1.1s and the current i reaches its peak at t = 0.9s. Calculate the phase difference between v and i. Is the load an inductive or a capacitive? Briefly explain why. Calculate the power factor of the load. Calculate the active power of the load. Calculate the reactive power of the load. (vi) Calculate the apparent power of the load. (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v)

24. (a) The AC voltage across, and current through a load are measured as v=240cos(лt + v) V and i = -5cos(лt + ₁) A. The voltage v reaches its peak at t = 1.1s and the current i reaches its peak at t = 0.9s. Calculate the phase difference between v and i. Is the load an inductive or a capacitive? Briefly explain why. Calculate the power factor of the load. Calculate the active power of the load. Calculate the reactive power of the load. (vi) Calculate the apparent power of the load. (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v)

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Problem 2.2P: Convert the following instantaneous currents to phasors, using cos(t) as the reference. Give your...

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