Explanation 1) Concept: The three-phase generator has three ac voltages that are 120 0 out of phase with each other. We can calculate the potential difference between any two wires by using trigonometric identity. 2) Formula: sin ⁡ A - sin ⁡ B = 2 sin ⁡ A - B 2 cos ⁡ A + B 2 3) Given: i) V 1 = A sin ⁡ ω d t ii) V 2 = A sin ⁡ ( ω d t - 120 0 ) iii) V 3 = A sin ⁡ ( ω d t - 240 0 ) 4) Calculations: a) We consider different combinations for potential difference: ∆ V 12 = V 1 - V 2 ∆ V 12 = A sin ⁡ ω d t - A sin ⁡ ω d t - 120 0 By using the trigonometric identity, ∆ V 12 = 2 A sin ⁡ ω d t - ω d t + 120 0 2 cos ⁡ ω d t + ω d t - 120 0 2 ∆ V 12 = 2 A sin ⁡ ( 60 0 ) cos ⁡ ( ω d t - 60 0 ) ∆ V 12 = 2 A 3 2 cos ⁡ ( ω d t - 60 0 ) ∆ V 12 = 3 A cos ⁡ ( ω d t - 60 0 ) Now, ∆ V 13 = V 1 - V 3 ∆ V 13 = A sin ⁡ ω d t - A sin ⁡ ( ω d t - 240 0 ) By using the trigonometric identity, ∆ V 13 = 2 A sin ⁡ ω d t - ω d t + 240 0 2 cos ⁡ ω d t + ω d t - 240 0 2 </

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a) The potential difference between any two of the wires oscillates sinusoidally with the angular frequency ωd

b) The potential difference between any two of the wires has an amplitude of A3

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a) The potential difference between any two of the wires oscillates sinusoidally with the angular frequency ω d b) The potential difference between any two of the wires has an amplitude of A 3

Solution Summary: The author explains that the three-phase generator has three ac voltages that are 1200 out of phase with each other. They can calculate the potential difference between any two wires by using trigon

To show:

a) The potential difference between any two of the wires oscillates sinusoidally with the angular frequency ωd

b) The potential difference between any two of the wires has an amplitude of A3

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a) The potential difference between any two of the wires oscillates sinusoidally with the angular frequency ω d b) The potential difference between any two of the wires has an amplitude of A 3

Solution Summary: The author explains that the three-phase generator has three ac voltages that are 1200 out of phase with each other. They can calculate the potential difference between any two wires by using trigon

To show: a) The potential difference between any two of the wires oscillates sinusoidally with the angular frequency ωd b) The potential difference between any two of the wires has an amplitude of A3

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To show:

a) The potential difference between any two of the wires oscillates sinusoidally with the angular frequency ωd

b) The potential difference between any two of the wires has an amplitude of A3