1.→ Convert the following voltages to phasors and state the phase sequence. Is the system balanced or unbalanced. Explain.↓ ↓ Va= 188 cos(250t + 60°) V, ↓ V₁ = -188 cos 250t V, v = 188 cos (250t - 60°) V.↓ Ans....↓

1.→ Convert the following voltages to phasors and state the phase sequence. Is the system balanced or unbalanced. Explain.↓ ↓ Va= 188 cos(250t + 60°) V, ↓ V₁ = -188 cos 250t V, v = 188 cos (250t - 60°) V.↓ Ans....↓

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v = 188 cos (250t - 60°) V.
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