1. In any polyphase system, the value of theangular interval between each phaseO is 120 degreesMust add to 180 degreesdepends on the phase to phase voltagedepends on the number of phases in thesystem.

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1. In any polyphase system, the value of the angular interval between each phase is 120 degrees Must add to 180 degrees depends on the phase to phase voltage depends on the number of phases in the system.

1. In any polyphase system, the value of the angular interval between each phase is 120 degrees Must add to 180 degrees depends on the phase to phase voltage depends on the number of phases in the system.

Calculus For The Life Sciences

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