The above quantity is traditionally expressed in
A) volt amperes.
B) reactive volt amperes.
C) watts.

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Reactive volt amperes (VARs) are a measure of the reactive power in an alternating current (AC) electrical circuit. Reactive power is the power that is used to create the magnetic field in an inductor or the electric field in a capacitor. It does not do any work and is not consumed by the load. The unit of reactive power is the VAR.

The Above Quantity Is Traditionally Expressed in