I need the answer as soon as possible QI The fuel-cost functions in Sh for three thermal plants are given byF = 350 + 7.20P, + 0.0040PF = 500 + 73OF, + 0.0025PF = 600 + 6.74P, + 0.0030P%3Dwhere P. P, and P, are in MW. Neglecting line losses and generator limits. determine theoptimal scheduling of generation for loading condition of 450 MW of total power.Assume 2 = (P, + )/(2) nd R+ aA

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QI The fuel-cost functions in Sh for three thermal plants are given by 5 = 350 + 7.20P, + 0.0040P F- s00 + 730P, + 0.0025P F - 600 + 674P + 0.0030P where P. P, and P, are in MW. Neglecting line loeses and generater limits, determine the optimal scheduling of generation for loading condition of 450 MW of total power. Assume 2- (P, + /E nd -A + an

QI The fuel-cost functions in Sh for three thermal plants are given by 5 = 350 + 7.20P, + 0.0040P F- s00 + 730P, + 0.0025P F - 600 + 674P + 0.0030P where P. P, and P, are in MW. Neglecting line loeses and generater limits, determine the optimal scheduling of generation for loading condition of 450 MW of total power. Assume 2- (P, + /E nd -A + an

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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