Determine the line and phase magnitudes of the both the current and voltage, andaverage power delivered to the three phase load when a three phase supply (380 V rms, 50 Hz)2.1is connected to the three phase load in the configuration given in Figure 3.Note: Zp is a series-connected resistance (15 2) and inductance (25 µF).Figure 22.2Three capacitive loads, each having a resistance of 10 2 and an inductor of C F Q, areconnected to a 380 V rms, 4 A, three-phase supply. Determine the value of C if the threeinductive loads are connected in:2.2.1 Star. 2.2.2 Delta.2.3Two watmeters indicate 9 kW and 2.6 kW, respectively, when connected to measurethe input power to a three-phase balanced load. The second meter indicates a reverse 2.6 kWreading. Estimate the total input power and the load power factor.

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Determine the line and phase magnitudes of the both the current and voltage, and average power delivered to the three phase load when a three phase supply (380 V rms, 50 Hz) 2.1 is connected to the three phase load in the configuration given in Figure 3. Note: Zp is a series-connected resistance (15 0) and inductance (25 uF). Figure 2

Determine the line and phase magnitudes of the both the current and voltage, and average power delivered to the three phase load when a three phase supply (380 V rms, 50 Hz) 2.1 is connected to the three phase load in the configuration given in Figure 3. Note: Zp is a series-connected resistance (15 0) and inductance (25 uF). Figure 2

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Problem 2.16P: A single-phase, 120V(rms),60Hz source supplies power to a series R-L circuit consisting of R=10 and...

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