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The phase sequence for the Y-
a. Find the angles
b. Find the voltage across each phase impedance in phasor form.
c. Draw the phasor diagram of the voltages found in part (b), and show that their sum is zero around the closed loop of the
d. Find the current through each phase impedance in phasor form.
e. Find the magnitude of the line currents.
f. Find the magnitude of the generator phase voltages.
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