Use mesh current analysis to solve the unbalanced system. Problem set 1Compute the line voltages and currents of the load.Load Side:а 0,10j0.2 Ω Α 10 Ωj5nLine Currents'A=10,1 Njo.2 N B 12 Nj4 N'B=1-12208-240°V rms108-120° V rmsLine voltagesVAB =VBC =VCA =0.1 0jo.2 N12 0j4 NC

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Problem set 1 Compute the line voltages and currents of the load. Load Side: a 0,1 0 j0.2 Ω Α 10 Ω j5n Line Currents 'A =1 0,1 0 jo.2 N B 12 N j4 N 208-240° V rms 'c- -12 108-120° V rms Line voltages VAB = VBC VCA = 0.1 0 jo.2 N 12Ω j4 N C I+

Problem set 1 Compute the line voltages and currents of the load. Load Side: a 0,1 0 j0.2 Ω Α 10 Ω j5n Line Currents 'A =1 0,1 0 jo.2 N B 12 N j4 N 208-240° V rms 'c- -12 108-120° V rms Line voltages VAB = VBC VCA = 0.1 0 jo.2 N 12Ω j4 N C I+

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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Problem 2.30P: Figure 2.26 shows three loads connected in parallel across a 1000-V(RMS),60Hz single-phase source....

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