Please solve in detail Considering the circuit below, the terminal impedance and the fault current for a bolted fault at F are:jo-05 Pu0000J0-055 Pu0000jo.15 Pujo-1PUFV=1.00 PUV=IPU(VOLTS)Select one:a.Zthj 0.355 pu; IF = -j2.816 pub. Zth j0.087 pu; IF =C.== -j11.5 puZth j 0.355 pu; IF = -j5.633 pud. Zth j0.087 pu; IF = -j22.98 pu=

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