Mathematics, 11.03.2020 22:47, asuhdude57

Calculate the per unit active power of one-phase Pu,1 = real(V˜ as, u ˜I ∗ a, u) from the results of Problem 5. Also, calculate the per-unit three-phase powers Pu(t) = P(t)/S3b and Pu = P/S3b using the results from problem 4. Are the numerical values of the per unit powers Pu,1, Pu(t), Pu, equal or different? why?\

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