You are given the following balanced three-phase circuit.1A<0A> O AL1L2L3N(-2,-3)7.2 The current in the line L3 is□0A+j1A☐ 1A+j1A☐ 1 A+jOAU₁₂U₂not possible to calculate.√U312IN7.1 In the balanced three-phase circuit, the current in the neutral line isD OA□The impedances in the Lines L1, L2, and L3 result in the currents as shown in the following figure.jlmt4₁1/2Z₁Ni Ni1Z₂Z3,(2,2)Re

The given circuit diagram is shown below.The above three-phase circuit is balanced.

You are given the following balanced three-phase circuit. L1 L2 L3 N U₁ (-2,-3) U₂ 7.2 The current in the line L3 is □ 0A+j1A □ 1A+j1A ☐ 1A+jOA not possible to calculate. U3 Z₁ Ni Ni Z₂ 7.1 In the balanced three-phase circuit, the current in the neutral line is D OA ☐ 1 A □ <0A □>0A Z3 The impedances in the Lines L1, L2, and L3 result in the currents as shown in the following figure. jlm (2,2) 4₁ 1 * Re 1₂

You are given the following balanced three-phase circuit. L1 L2 L3 N U₁ (-2,-3) U₂ 7.2 The current in the line L3 is □ 0A+j1A □ 1A+j1A ☐ 1A+jOA not possible to calculate. U3 Z₁ Ni Ni Z₂ 7.1 In the balanced three-phase circuit, the current in the neutral line is D OA ☐ 1 A □ <0A □>0A Z3 The impedances in the Lines L1, L2, and L3 result in the currents as shown in the following figure. jlm (2,2) 4₁ 1 * Re 1₂

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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Problem 2.31P: Consider two interconnected voltage sources connected by a line of impedance Z=jX, as shown in...

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