Please convert the below content to rendered equations without any changes and errors.Given:

* Power (P = 24{,}000 ext{ W})
* Voltage (V = 240 ext{ V})
* Current (I = 110 ext{ A})

### Step 1:

Question

Please convert the below content to rendered equations without any changes and errors.Given:

* Power (P = 24{,}000 	ext{ W})
* Voltage (V = 240 	ext{ V})
* Current (I = 110 	ext{ A})

### Step 1: Use the Power Factor formula

[
	ext{Power Factor} = \frac{P}{V 	imes I}
]

### Step 2: Substitute the values

[
	ext{PF} = \frac{24000}{240 	imes 110}
]

### Step 3: Calculate denominator

[
240 	imes 110 = 26400
]

### Step 4: Final calculation

[
	ext{PF} = \frac{24000}{26400} = 0.909
]

✅ **Power Factor ≈ 0.91**

✔️ **Answer:** **0.91 (approximately)**

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# Power Factor Calculation

Given:

- Power: $ P = 24{,}000 \text{ W} $
- Voltage: $ V = 240 \text{ V} $
- Current: $ I = 110 \text{ A} $

## Step 1: Use the Power Factor Formula

$$
\text{Power Factor} = \frac{P}{V \times I}
$$

## Step 2: Substitute the Values

$$
\text{PF} = \frac{24000}{240 \times 110}
$$

## Step 3: Calculate Denominator

$$
240 \times 110 = 26400
$$

## Step 4: Final Calculation

$$
\text{PF} = \frac{24000}{26400} = .909
$$

✅ **Power Factor ≈ .91**

✔️ **Answer:** **.91 (approximately)**

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