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1) Consider the distribution system below. The system is one-phase and nominal voltage is 220V. There are loads at some point

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1) Consider the distribution system below. The system is one-phase and nominal voltage is 220V. There are loads at some point

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Pole no Load(W) Current (A) Resistance(Ohms) Resistivity(1/56) Length(m) Area (Sq mm) 1 1500 6.82 32.27 0.017857143 15 0.0083

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