2. Consider a A-A configuration balanced three-phase system where the phase sequence is abc . Supposethat the phasor voltage of phase a is given by V, = 100+ j100 V.The sources and the loads are illustrated in Figure 2 below, where all the wires are absent except thewires that connect terminals a, b and e from the sources to terminals A, B and C of the loadsb'BB'V.SourcesLoadsFigure 2: The circuit diagram for use in Problem 2In Figure 2, complete the circuit by drawing a wiring diagram to connect between the(a)sources and the loads to form a A-A configuration three-phase balanced system.(b), The phasor of the voltage of phase b is given by(c)The time function of the voltage at a with respect to b is given byV(1) =C.

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2. Consider a A-A configuration balanced three-phase system where the phase sequence is abc . Suppose that the phasor voltage of phase a is given by V, = 100+ j100 V. The sources and the loads are illustrated in Figure 2 below, where all the wires are absent except the wires that connect terminals a, b and c from the sources to terminals A, B and C of the loads Z. b' B B' V. Ze Sources Loads Figure 2: The circuit diagram for use in Problem 2 In Figure 2, complete the circuit by drawing a wiring diagram to connect between the (a) sources and the loads to form a A-A configuration three-phase balanced system. (b) The phasor of the voltage of phase b is given by (c) The time function of the voltage at a with respect to b is given by V(1) =

2. Consider a A-A configuration balanced three-phase system where the phase sequence is abc . Suppose that the phasor voltage of phase a is given by V, = 100+ j100 V. The sources and the loads are illustrated in Figure 2 below, where all the wires are absent except the wires that connect terminals a, b and c from the sources to terminals A, B and C of the loads Z. b' B B' V. Ze Sources Loads Figure 2: The circuit diagram for use in Problem 2 In Figure 2, complete the circuit by drawing a wiring diagram to connect between the (a) sources and the loads to form a A-A configuration three-phase balanced system. (b) The phasor of the voltage of phase b is given by (c) The time function of the voltage at a with respect to b is given by V(1) =

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