9)This MCQ QUESTION FROM BASIC POWER ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING course.just write for me the the correct answer. The figure below shows the one-line diagram of a power system. The three-phase power andline-line ratings are as follows:G:80 MVA20 KVX = 12 %T:60 MVA18/270 KVX = 8 %T2:70 MVA250/20 KVX = 10 %Line:280 KVZ = 45 + j 225 0The loads are:S1 = 60 MVA, 0.75 power factor lagging at 320 KV.S2 = 60 MVA, 0.75 power factor lagging at 23 KV.%3D%3DTiT:V.LineUsing 100-MVA as base power and 20 kV at the generator side as base voltage, the per-unitresistance of load Sz is:Select one:Оа. 1422 рuO b. 222.1 puO. 1.422 - j1.254 puO d. 1279.5 pu

According to given data of load S1 P=V.I.cosϕ60 MVA = 320 (KV). I.0.75I=250…

The figure below shows the one-line diagram of a power system. The three-phase power and line-line ratings are as follows: X = 12 % 18/270 KV X = 8 % G: 80 MVA 20 KV T: 60 MVA T2: 70 MVA 250/20 KV X = 10 % Line: Z = 45 + j 225 a 280 KV The loads are: Sz = 60 MVA, 0.75 power factor lagging at 320 KV. S2 = 60 MVA, 0.75 power factor lagging at 23 KV. T V, Lin

The figure below shows the one-line diagram of a power system. The three-phase power and line-line ratings are as follows: X = 12 % 18/270 KV X = 8 % G: 80 MVA 20 KV T: 60 MVA T2: 70 MVA 250/20 KV X = 10 % Line: Z = 45 + j 225 a 280 KV The loads are: Sz = 60 MVA, 0.75 power factor lagging at 320 KV. S2 = 60 MVA, 0.75 power factor lagging at 23 KV. T V, Lin

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

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Problem 3.23P: Figure 3.32 shows the oneline diagram of a three-phase power system. By selecting a common base of...

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