Given a 6 kVA , 600/120 -V, 60 Hz single phase transformer. The Transformer has primary coil impedance Answer problems 1 through 4 using the above information. Z,=202+ j50N and the impedance of the secondary coil is Zs=1Q+j2Q 1. The primary coil impedance referred to primary is: A. 20+j50N B. 5+ j102 C. 45+j100N 25+ j 50N D. 2. The secondary coil impedance referred to primary is: A. 20+j502 B. 5+ j102 C. 45+j1002 D. 25+ j 50N 3. The equivalent transformer impedance of the transformer referred to primary is A. 20+ j502 B. 5+ j102 C. 45+j100 2 25+ j 502 D.

Given a 6 kVA , 600/120 -V, 60 Hz single phase transformer. The Transformer has primary coil impedance Answer problems 1 through 4 using the above information. Z,=202+ j50N and the impedance of the secondary coil is Zs=1Q+j2Q 1. The primary coil impedance referred to primary is: A. 20+j50N B. 5+ j102 C. 45+j100N 25+ j 50N D. 2. The secondary coil impedance referred to primary is: A. 20+j502 B. 5+ j102 C. 45+j1002 D. 25+ j 50N 3. The equivalent transformer impedance of the transformer referred to primary is A. 20+ j502 B. 5+ j102 C. 45+j100 2 25+ j 502 D.

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