For the Figure 6 shown: A 222 -mile long, 47 Hz, three-phase, 3-wire, transmission line is composed of stranded conductors in each line with GMR of 0.3243 -inch. If the distance D in the figure is 10 ft., What is inductive reactance per line in (ohm)? Figure 6 a b 1.732D D 1.732D

For the Figure 6 shown: A 222 -mile long, 47 Hz, three-phase, 3-wire, transmission line is composed of stranded conductors in each line with GMR of 0.3243 -inch. If the distance D in the figure is 10 ft., What is inductive reactance per line in (ohm)? Figure 6 a b 1.732D D 1.732D

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For the Figure 6 shown: A 222 -mile long, 47 Hz, three-phase, 3-wire, transmission line is composed of stranded conductors in each line with GMR of 0.3243-inch. If the distance D in the figure is 10 ft., What is inductive reactance per line in (ohm)?
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