A. Ratio of maximum demand to the connected load
B. Ratio of kilowatt hour consumed to 24 hours
C. Ratio of connected load to maximum demand
D. Ratio of average load to connected load

A. The peak of the load curve
B. The area under the curve
C. The ratio of area under curve to the total area of rectangle
D. The ratio of area under curve and number of hours

A. maximum demand
B. load factor
C. the average load on power system
D. number of units generated

A. 12 P.M. to 7 P.M.
B. 7 P.M. to 9 P.M
C. 2 A.M. to 5 A.M.
D. 5 A.M. to 12 P.M.

A.  the number of hours for which the particular load lasts during a day
B. total energy consumed by the load
C.  the variation of load during different hours of the day
D. total number of units generated for the given demand

A. less than zero
B. always less than unity
C. less than or greater than 1
D. always greater than 1

A. {(KWh supplied in a day)/ 24 } × 365
B. {(KWh supplied in a month)/(30 x 24)
C. (KWh supplied in a year) / (24 × 365)
D.  (KWh supplied in a day)/24

A. maximum demand
B. square of peak load
C. average load
D. square mean load

A. Generating capacity connected to bus and ready to take load
B. Capacity in service in excess of peak load
C. Reserve capacity available but not ready for use
D. Reserve capacity available and ready for use

A. capacity factor
B.  diversity factor
C. average load
D. demand factor