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why power loss in capacitor is zero​

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Answered by harshwardhankurzekan
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In short, in a circuit where voltage or current leading or lagging 90° (phase difference = 90°) behind each other, the positive cycle cancel the negative which leads to the zero average power of the circuit i.e. the total power factor of the ac circuit is zero which leads to the zero average power.

Answered by RealSweetie
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short, in a circuit where voltage or current leading or lagging 90° (phase difference = 90°) behind each other, the positive cycle cancel the negative which leads to the zero average power of the circuit i.e. the total power factor of the ac circuit is zero which leads to the zero average power.

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