Question 13Find the bus impedance matrix for the system whose reactance diagram is shawn in below fig. Al impedances are in p.uj0.25j0.05j1.0j1.25Reference busNone of the aboveIj0.5 j0.8j0.6j0.8 j0.525 j0.525j0.5 j0.525 j0.575)[j0.7 j0.5j0.5j0.6j0.725 j0.725j0.725 j0.775]Ij0.6j0.5j0.5j0.5j0.625 j0.62510.510.625 j0.6751

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