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36.9° 6.1° ||= 875 A IVsl = 85 kV |VR = 76.2 KV Figure A1

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Figure A1 shows a phasor diagram (not to scale) for a short transmission line, operating at an electrical frequency of 50 Hz. Using this diagram, calculate the equivalent series-connected resistance and inductance of the line.

36.9°
6.1°
||= 875 A
IVsl = 85 kV
|VR = 76.2 KV
Figure A1

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