: It is required to obtain the bus voltages for the power system shown in Fig. (3) by applying Newton-Raphson numerical technique. Bus data and line impedance data are shown in the figure. Bus 2 is considered asa voltage -controlled bus:1. Build the bus admittance matrix.2. Find the voltage at bus 2 (perform two iterations)3. Calculate the line losses.P-0.6 p.u.Slack bus2V2 1.03 puj0.25 puV₁-1.020°Sa-0.8+j0.1 p.u.Fig. (3)

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