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Chapter 12, Problem 23E
A three-phase system is constructed from a balanced Y-connected source operating at 50 Hz and having a line voltage of 210 V, and each phase of the balanced load draws 130 W at a leading power factor of 0.75. (a) Calculate the line current and the total power supplied to the load. (b) If a purely resistive load of 1 Ω is connected in parallel with each existing load, calculate the new line current and total power supplied to the load. (c) Verify your answers using appropriate simulations.
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