What happens to the rotor speed and rotorcurrent when the mechanical load on an in-duction motor increases?Would you recommend using a 50 hp in-duction motor to drive a 10 hp load?Explain.Give two advantages of a wound-rotor mo-tor over a squirrel-cage motor.Both the voltage and frequency induced inthe rotor of an induction motor decrease asthe rotor speeds up. Explain.

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