Need to help 9,10 questions, pls assist thanks Question 10 (Mandatory)What can be done to make System A "behaves" like System B?System ASystem BSystem voltage: 230 VACSystem voltage: 230 VACReal Power Consumption: 1000 W Real Power Consumption: 1000 WPower Factor: 0.6 LaggingPower Factor: 0.9 LaggingInstall inductor(s) in parrallel to System B.Install capacitor(s) in parrallel to System A.Install capacitor(s) in parrallel to System B.Install inductor(s) in parrallel to System A. Question 9 (Mandatory)Which system consumes more reactive power?System ASystem BSystem voltage: 230 VACSystem voltage: 230 VACReal Power Consumption: 1000 W Real Power Consumption: 1000 WPower Factor: 0.6 LaggingPower Factor: 0.9 LaggingSystem A since its power factor is lagging.System A since its power factor is lower.System B since its power factor is higher.

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Question 9 (Mandatory) Which system consumes more reactive power? System A System B System voltage: 230 VAC System voltage: 230 VAC Real Power Consumption: 1000 W Real Power Consumption: 1000 W Power Factor: 0.6 Lagging Power Factor: 0.9 Lagging System A since its power factor is lagging. System A since its power factor is lower. System B since its power factor is higher.

Question 9 (Mandatory) Which system consumes more reactive power? System A System B System voltage: 230 VAC System voltage: 230 VAC Real Power Consumption: 1000 W Real Power Consumption: 1000 W Power Factor: 0.6 Lagging Power Factor: 0.9 Lagging System A since its power factor is lagging. System A since its power factor is lower. System B since its power factor is higher.

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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Problem 2.16P: A single-phase, 120V(rms),60Hz source supplies power to a series R-L circuit consisting of R=10 and...

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