For the following power system, all bus voltages are initially 1 1 pu. Then a three-phase fault occurs at bus (2). How much fault current flows through the j0.5 line from bus (3) to bus (2)? The impedance matrix is 0.1447 0.1195 0.06918 Zbus = j 0.1195 0.2465 0.1006 %3D 0.06918 0.1006 0.1635

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