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A wye-connected load has a voltage of 480v applied to it. What is the voltage drop across each phase

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Answer:


Y_A=277.128 \angle 30v


Y_B=277.128 \angle (-150)v


Y_C=277.128 \angle (90)v

Step-by-step explanation:

From the question we are told that

Voltage
V_L_L =480v

Generally in a case of Y_connection
V_p_ h is mathematical represented as


V_p_h=(V_l_l)/(√(3)) \angle (\phi-30)v

Generally voltage drop across phase A


Y_A=(408)/(√(3)) \angle -(0-30)


Y_A=277.128 \angle 30v

Generally voltage drop across phase B


Y_B=277.128 \angle (-30-120)


Y_B=277.128 \angle (-150)v

Generally voltage drop across phase C


Y_C=277.128 \angle (-30+120)


Y_C=277.128 \angle (90)v

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