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    In a Three-Phase Circuit, the Apparent Power Can Be Computed
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In a Three-Phase Circuit, the Apparent Power Can Be Computed

Question 7

Question 7

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In a three-phase circuit, the apparent power can be computed using this formula: VA = volts times times the square root of three.


A) amps
B) resistance
C) inductance
D) capacitance

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