Q3/B: The fuel costs of two generating units are given by0.8f₁ =f₂ =P²+10P₁ +25 Rs/h0.7P² +6P₂ + 20 Rs/hIf the two generating units together supply a total load of 220 MW, then find (1) the output power ofeach unit (2) the incremental fuel costs

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If the two generating units together supply a total load of 220 MW, then find (1) the output power of each unit (2) the incremental fuel costs

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f₁ =
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0.7
P² +6P₂ + 20 Rs/h
If the two generating units together supply a total load of 220 MW, then find (1) the output power of
each unit (2) the incremental fuel costs

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