Discussion
The phase angle error of a current transformer matters for
Answer: D
An ammeter responds to magnitude alone and is untroubled by a few minutes of phase shift. A wattmeter multiplies by a cosine, so a small angle error becomes a power error, and it becomes a large one when the load power factor is low.
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