Question NO: 3A three-phase balanced Y-Y system has a line voltage Vab =381Z30° V rms. The total (for all three phases)complex power supplied Sr =3000Z30° VA. Assuming negligible line impedance, calculate the loadimpedance per phase

Given values are - Vab=381∠30oVoltST=3000∠30oVA Given that system is balanced three phase star star…

Question NO: 3 A three-phase balanced Y-Y system has a line voltage Vab =381Z30° V rms. The total (for all three phases) complex power supplied ST =3000Z30° VA. Assuming negligible line impedance, calculate the load impedance per phase

Question NO: 3 A three-phase balanced Y-Y system has a line voltage Vab =381Z30° V rms. The total (for all three phases) complex power supplied ST =3000Z30° VA. Assuming negligible line impedance, calculate the load impedance per phase

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