Help e) The power delivered to the load and the power lost in the line.f) The reactive power associated to the line and to each phase of the load.VanVab= 25√2 400 kVVenVonVhe 25√22-120⁰ kVVca 25√2 2120⁰ kVIaAIbBIIcC60 Ω +j45 92M000060 Ω+j45 Ωoooo60 S2 +j45 92W 0000I BNV BNZxZyICNZyVCN+ANZy = 0.6 kΩ + j1.2 kΩAN Problem 4A balanced wye-connected three-phase source has line-to-line of 25 kVrms and it is applied to awye-connected load, each arm of which consists of a 0.6 k resistance in series with a +j 1.2 k asshow in the figure below. Find:a) The voltages Van, Vbn, and Vcn.b) The magnitude and the phase angle of each line current: IaA, Ibв, and Icc.c) The magnitude and the phase angle associated with each phase current of the load: IAN, IBN,and ICN.d) The voltages across each impedance of the load: VAN, VBN, and VCN.e) The power delivered to the load and the power lost in the line.f) The reactive power associated to the line and to each phase of the load.Vab= 25V2 400 kVaIaAIbB60 92+j45 92M 000060 92+j45 Ωm 0000IBNZYZy+AN

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Problem 4 A balanced wye-connected three-phase source has line-to-line of 25 kVrms and it is applied to a wye-connected load, each arm of which consists of a 0.6 k resistance in series with a +j 1.2 kn as show in the figure below. Find: a) The voltages Van, Vbn, and Vcn. b) The magnitude and the phase angle of each line current: IGA, Ibb, and Icc. c) The magnitude and the phase angle associated with each phase current of the load: IAN, IBN, and ICN.

Problem 4 A balanced wye-connected three-phase source has line-to-line of 25 kVrms and it is applied to a wye-connected load, each arm of which consists of a 0.6 k resistance in series with a +j 1.2 kn as show in the figure below. Find: a) The voltages Van, Vbn, and Vcn. b) The magnitude and the phase angle of each line current: IGA, Ibb, and Icc. c) The magnitude and the phase angle associated with each phase current of the load: IAN, IBN, and ICN.

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