4. For a simple two-generator power system with the following generation functions: F₁(P) = 120 + 12P₁ +0.036P₂² $/h F₂(P₂)= 180 +9P₂ +0.06P₂² $/h where P₁ and P₂ are the generated power in MW; F₁ and F₂. are the costs in $/h; and the load demand is 100 MW, calculate the optimal power generation, marginal cost, and minimum generation cost.

4. For a simple two-generator power system with the following generation functions: F₁(P) = 120 + 12P₁ +0.036P₂² $/h F₂(P₂)= 180 +9P₂ +0.06P₂² $/h where P₁ and P₂ are the generated power in MW; F₁ and F₂. are the costs in $/h; and the load demand is 100 MW, calculate the optimal power generation, marginal cost, and minimum generation cost.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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