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3. Represent sinusoidally time varying voltages and currents using phasor rotation. 4. Calculate real, reactive and apparent power for single phase and three phase circuits. 5. Identify phase and magnitude relations between all lone and phase voltages (currents for Delta and Wye connected LOADS). B3.1 Sinusoidal Steady State Analysis . A ................
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