4. The wiring arrangement shown in the circuit below is known as an Edison three- wire system. For the values indicated, calculate (a) EA, EB, and Ec; (b) the power delivered to loads A, B, and C. 0.150 E120 Load A 50 amp 0.15 N Lood C 20 amp Ez=120 Load B 30 amp 0.15 N www Edison three-wire system for Prob. 4

4. The wiring arrangement shown in the circuit below is known as an Edison three- wire system. For the values indicated, calculate (a) EA, EB, and Ec; (b) the power delivered to loads A, B, and C. 0.150 E120 Load A 50 amp 0.15 N Lood C 20 amp Ez=120 Load B 30 amp 0.15 N www Edison three-wire system for Prob. 4

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