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Chapter 12, Problem 16E
Consider a simple positive phase sequence, three-phase, three-wire system operated at 50 Hz and with a balanced load. Each phase voltage of 240 V is connected across a load composed of a series-connected 50 Ω and 500 mH combination. Calculate (a) each line current; (b) the power factor of the load; (c) the total power supplied by the three-phase source.
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