2.) For the system shown, draw an impedance diagram in per unit, by choosing 200 KVA to be the base KVA and 2400 V as the base voltage for the generators. 10 KVA 2400 V G Z=j0.2pu 20 kVA 2400 V Z=j0.2pu G₂ T₁ Transmission Line Z= (50+/200)N 40 KVA 2400/9600 V Z=j0.1pu T₂ 80 KVA 10/5 kV Z=j0.1pu M 25 KVA 4 kV

2.) For the system shown, draw an impedance diagram in per unit, by choosing 200 KVA to be the base KVA and 2400 V as the base voltage for the generators. 10 KVA 2400 V G Z=j0.2pu 20 kVA 2400 V Z=j0.2pu G₂ T₁ Transmission Line Z= (50+/200)N 40 KVA 2400/9600 V Z=j0.1pu T₂ 80 KVA 10/5 kV Z=j0.1pu M 25 KVA 4 kV

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