A high-voltage direct-current generating station delivers power to a city. The generator outputvoltage is V0 = 400 kV, the city is represented by resistance RL = 4958 ohms, and each wire of thetransmission line round-trip between the station and city is represented by resistance RTL = 222ohms. How much power (in mega watt) is supplied to the city?RTLwRL(city)VoRTLw

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