Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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If an unsymmetrical fault occurs on phase C of a transmission line, what would make the fault symmetrical?
A. if phase C of the transmission line opens
B. If phases A and B become faulted
C. If two different faults occur on phas a and b
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