Three impedances, each of (3−4j) Ω, are connected in delta to a 200 V, three-phase, 50 Hz balanced supply. What are the values of line current and phase current, respectively, in the delta-connected load?
$ 40 \sqrt3 A and 40 A$
To find the line current and phase current in a delta-connected load, we first need to understand the relationship between line current, phase current, and the impedance in a delta connection.
The correct answer is: 40 \sqrt{3} A (line current) and 40 A (phase current).
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