Is There a Significance to FSsinθ in Electrical Circuits?

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In electrical circuits, VIcosθ represents actual electrical power, while VIsinθ corresponds to magnetic power. The discussion draws a parallel between this relationship and the work done by a force, expressed as W=FScosθ. However, it concludes that FSsinθ does not hold similar significance in electrical contexts. Understanding the derivations of these equations is crucial for grasping their meanings. Context is essential to fully appreciate the distinctions between electrical and mechanical power equations.
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In electrical circuits, VIcosθ is actual electrical power while VIsinθ is magnetic power. This expression looks very similar to W=FScosθ, the work done by a force relation. Is there some significance to FSsinθ in a similar way?
 
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In electrical circuits, VIcosθ is actual electrical power while VIsinθ is magnetic power. This expression looks very similar to W=FScosθ, the work done by a force relation. Is there some significance to FSsinθ in a similar way?
No.
Context is everything. Look at the derivations to see: where do the equations come from?
 
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