Q2. For each set of voltages state whether or not the voltages form the balanced 3-phase set. If the set is balanced, state whether the phase sequence is positive or negative. If the set is not balanced explain why. a) va = 48 cos(314t 45°) V, vp = 48 cos (314t 165°) V, ve = 48 cos (314t + 75°) V. b) va 188 cos(250t + 60°) V, 188 cos 250t V, 188 cos (250t 60°) V. c) va = 426 cos 100r V, U 3D 462 cos(100t + 120°) V, ve = 426 cos(100t 120°) V. d) va 1121 cos (2000t 20°) V, %3D | = 1121 sin (2000t 50°) V, - 1121 cos (2000r + 100°) V.

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 For each set of voltages state whether or not the voltages form the balanced 3-phase set. If the
set is balanced, state whether the phase sequence is positive or negative. If the set is not balanced
explain why

Q2. For each set of voltages state whether or not the voltages form the balanced 3-phase set. If the
set is balanced, state whether the phase sequence is positive or negative. If the set is not balanced
explain why.
a) va = 48 cos(314t
45°) V,
vp = 48 cos (314t
165°) V,
ve = 48 cos (314t + 75°) V.
b) Va
188 cos(250t + 60°) V,
188 cos 250t V,
COS
ve = 188 cos (250t
60°) V.
-
c) va = 426 cos 100r V,
462 cos(100t + 120°) V,
426 cos(100t
120°) V.
d) va
= 1121 cos (2000t
20°) V,
|
1121 sin (2000t
50°) V,
-
ve
= 1121 cos (2000t + 100°) V.
Transcribed Image Text:Q2. For each set of voltages state whether or not the voltages form the balanced 3-phase set. If the set is balanced, state whether the phase sequence is positive or negative. If the set is not balanced explain why. a) va = 48 cos(314t 45°) V, vp = 48 cos (314t 165°) V, ve = 48 cos (314t + 75°) V. b) Va 188 cos(250t + 60°) V, 188 cos 250t V, COS ve = 188 cos (250t 60°) V. - c) va = 426 cos 100r V, 462 cos(100t + 120°) V, 426 cos(100t 120°) V. d) va = 1121 cos (2000t 20°) V, | 1121 sin (2000t 50°) V, - ve = 1121 cos (2000t + 100°) V.
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