Discussion
The diversity factor of a group of consumers is the ratio of the sum of their individual maximum demands to
Answer: B
Correct answer: the maximum demand of the group as a whole
\[ \mathrm{Diversity\ factor} = \frac{\sum \mathrm{individual\ maxima}}{\mathrm{group\ maximum}}. \] It exceeds one because consumers do not all peak at the same moment, and that is what allows a feeder to be rated well below the sum of its connections. The larger and more varied the group, the greater the diversity.
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