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The voltages between the points
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The number of turns between the windings
The number of turns between the windings
The number of turns between the windings
The number of turns between the windings
The voltage connected across windings
The below figure represents the autotransformer windings.
Calculation:
Calculate the voltage per unit turns
Calculate the voltage between the windings
Calculate the voltage between the windings
Calculate the voltage between the windings
Calculate the voltage between the windings
Calculate the voltage between the windings
Calculate the voltage between the windings
Calculate the voltage between the windings
Calculate the voltage between the windings
Calculate the voltage between the windings
Calculate the voltage between the windings
Thus, the voltages between the windings
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