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Transcribed Image Text:4. The synchronous reactance of a synchronous motor is 102 per phase and its armature
resistance is negligible. The input power is 1500kW, and the induced voltage is 4600V. If the
terminal voltage is 4160 V, determine
a) The armature current, and
b) The power factor.
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