4. In Y-Y connection, line - to neutral voltage equals the line to - line voltage. (wrong / true / can be true and wrong / cannot be determined) 5. In / over / under / cannot be determined) 6. In a pure resistance circuit, time constant equals. time of current charge or discharge. 7. We cannot use phase system. 8. In the wattmeter of a 3-o system, the current coil is connected in series-parallel / open circuit) because... 9. In a series RLC transient circuit, the final voltage will be across the / inductor / cannot be determined). 10. In squential switching of a transient circuit, we can have / any number) 11. The final status of an inductor in a transient circuit (DC circuit) is open circuit / resistor / cannot be determined) damped response, the output voltage may oscillate like a sine wave. (critical ... ..... (0.25/0.5/1/0.2/0) of the complete (one / two / three / four) wattmeter only in calculating power of a three- ..... ... (series / parallel / (resistor/ capacitor of switches. (two / three/ four (short circuit /

4. In Y-Y connection, line - to neutral voltage equals the line to - line voltage. (wrong / true / can be true and wrong / cannot be determined) 5. In / over / under / cannot be determined) 6. In a pure resistance circuit, time constant equals. time of current charge or discharge. 7. We cannot use phase system. 8. In the wattmeter of a 3-o system, the current coil is connected in series-parallel / open circuit) because... 9. In a series RLC transient circuit, the final voltage will be across the / inductor / cannot be determined). 10. In squential switching of a transient circuit, we can have / any number) 11. The final status of an inductor in a transient circuit (DC circuit) is open circuit / resistor / cannot be determined) damped response, the output voltage may oscillate like a sine wave. (critical ... ..... (0.25/0.5/1/0.2/0) of the complete (one / two / three / four) wattmeter only in calculating power of a three- ..... ... (series / parallel / (resistor/ capacitor of switches. (two / three/ four (short circuit /

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305632134

Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Publisher:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Chapter6: Power Flows

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6.61P

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