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0 For the circuit shown in Figure P7.60, we see that each voltage source has a phase difference of 27/3 in relation to the others. a. Find VRw, VWB. and VER, where VEw = VR – V w. V WB = Vw – Vg, and VER = VB – VR- b. Repeat part a, using the calculations VEw = VR/3Z(-x/6) V WB = Vwv32(-x /6) VER = VgV3Z(-1/6) c. Compare the results of part a with the results of part b. 1202 2n/3 120Z0° 120/4n/3

0 For the circuit shown in Figure P7.60, we see that each voltage source has a phase difference of 27/3 in relation to the others. a. Find VRw, VWB. and VER, where VEw = VR – V w. V WB = Vw – Vg, and VER = VB – VR- b. Repeat part a, using the calculations VEw = VR/3Z(-x/6) V WB = Vwv32(-x /6) VER = VgV3Z(-1/6) c. Compare the results of part a with the results of part b. 1202 2n/3 120Z0° 120/4n/3

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0 For the circuit shown in Figure P7.60, we see that each voltage source has a phase difference of 27/3 in relation to the others. a. Find VRw, VWB. and VER, where VEw = VR – V w. V WB = Vw – Vg, and VER = VB – VR- b. Repeat part a, using the calculations VEw = VR/3Z(-x/6) V WB = Vwv32(-x /6) VER = VgV3Z(-1/6) c. Compare the results of part a with the results of part b. 1202 2n/3 120Z0° 120/4n/3
Transcribed Image Text:0 For the circuit shown in Figure P7.60, we see that each voltage source has a phase difference of 27/3 in relation to the others. a. Find VRw, VWB. and VER, where VEw = VR – V w. V WB = Vw – Vg, and VER = VB – VR- b. Repeat part a, using the calculations VEw = VR/3Z(-x/6) V WB = Vwv32(-x /6) VER = VgV3Z(-1/6) c. Compare the results of part a with the results of part b. 1202 2n/3 120Z0° 120/4n/3
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