NL1L2L3+Local ac power networkVoltage Frequency(V)(Hz)12060111213E1R₁(Q)300E2R₂, R3(2)171E3XC1(0)600R₁wwR₂R₂Table 1. Resistance and capacitive reactance values used for unbalancing the four-wire, wye-connected, three-phase circuitXc₁Xcz, XC3(2)240XezXcaSolve the circuit using the resistance and capacitive reactancevalues indicated in Table 1, to determine the following parameters: the totalactive power Pr, total reactive power Qr, and total apparent power ST in thecircuit.

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L1 L2 Voltage (V) 120 L3 Local ac power network Frequency (Hz) 60 11 12 13 R₁ (0) E1 300 R₂, R₂ (0) E2 171 E3 Table 1. Resistance and capacitive reactance values used for unbalancing the four-wire, wye- connected, three-phase circuit Xc1 (0) 600 R₁ www R₂ R₂ www Xes Xez, Xes (0) 240 Xez Ха HH Solve the circuit using the resistance and capacitive reactance values indicated in Table 1, to determine the following parameters: the total active power Pr, total reactive power Qr, and total apparent power ST in the circuit.

L1 L2 Voltage (V) 120 L3 Local ac power network Frequency (Hz) 60 11 12 13 R₁ (0) E1 300 R₂, R₂ (0) E2 171 E3 Table 1. Resistance and capacitive reactance values used for unbalancing the four-wire, wye- connected, three-phase circuit Xc1 (0) 600 R₁ www R₂ R₂ www Xes Xez, Xes (0) 240 Xez Ха HH Solve the circuit using the resistance and capacitive reactance values indicated in Table 1, to determine the following parameters: the total active power Pr, total reactive power Qr, and total apparent power ST in the circuit.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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