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Given: I,, R, X, X2, Xg. Use mesh analysis to determine the phasor currents I, I2, and Is (all in rectangular form). I. jX1 520° V ーjX jX3 15245° V 15 I. 16 1. 17

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Chapter8: Symmetrical Components

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8.2P

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Is=1A

Is= 20 degrees

R= 1050ohm

X1=1100ohm

X2=600ohm

X3=500

Given: I,, R, X, X2. X3.
Use mesh analysis to determine the phasor currents I, I2, and I; (all in rectangular form).
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jX1
520" v(+
-jX2
jXx
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