b a 50 0 100 Q 5V 10V 150 0 Figure 3 2- Measure the value of current (I, l,). 3- Measure the value of current (V, V, V) and then compute the power delivered by each source. 4- Find the equivalent delta connection for the star connection in figure (3).

b a 50 0 100 Q 5V 10V 150 0 Figure 3 2- Measure the value of current (I, l,). 3- Measure the value of current (V, V, V) and then compute the power delivered by each source. 4- Find the equivalent delta connection for the star connection in figure (3).

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