2. Two balanced 30 loads are connected in parallel across a balanced, 36 positive phase sequence source. The two loads, 1 and 2 respectively connected in wye and delta respectively have impedances of (3+ j0) ohms and (0+ j4) ohms respectively. If the voltage in line a to the neutral of load 1 is 120cis40°, find (a) the line currents of each load; and (b) the total line currents.

2. Two balanced 30 loads are connected in parallel across a balanced, 36 positive phase sequence source. The two loads, 1 and 2 respectively connected in wye and delta respectively have impedances of (3+ j0) ohms and (0+ j4) ohms respectively. If the voltage in line a to the neutral of load 1 is 120cis40°, find (a) the line currents of each load; and (b) the total line currents.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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