Problem 02: For the following series-parallel network, the supply voltage E 300VZ60° as shown in Figure02:X1 XcIHere,R1 = 7.5 Q; XL1 = 2.5 Q; XCI = 5 2R2 = 10 Q; X12 = 20 2R3 = 10 Q; Xc2= 5 2R4 = 10 2; XL3 = 40 Q; Xc3 = 20 2R2R3R4EX13Figure 02(d) The branch current (in both polar and Cartesian forms):

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Problem 02: For the following series-parallel network, the supply voltage E 300VZ60° as shown in Figure 02: X1 XcI Here, R2 R3 R4 Ri -7.5 Ω; Χ -2.5Ω; Χcι -5Ω E R2 = 10 Q; XL2 = 20 2 X13 R3 = 10 Q; Xc2 = 5 2 R4 = 10 Q; XL3 = 40 Q; Xc3 = 20 2 Figure 02 (d) The branch current (in both polar and Cartesian forms):

Problem 02: For the following series-parallel network, the supply voltage E 300VZ60° as shown in Figure 02: X1 XcI Here, R2 R3 R4 Ri -7.5 Ω; Χ -2.5Ω; Χcι -5Ω E R2 = 10 Q; XL2 = 20 2 X13 R3 = 10 Q; Xc2 = 5 2 R4 = 10 Q; XL3 = 40 Q; Xc3 = 20 2 Figure 02 (d) The branch current (in both polar and Cartesian forms):

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781305632134

Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Publisher:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Chapter6: Power Flows

Section: Chapter Questions

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