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Chapter 13.3, Problem 6P
(a) If the two networks shown in Fig. 13.20 are equivalent, specify values for Lx, Ly, and Lz. (b) Repeat if the dot on the secondary in Fig. 13.20b is located at the bottom of the coil.
FIGURE 13.20
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