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    Voltage Drop Calculations

    When calculating the effective impedance when we would we use Chapter 9 Table 9 Note 2: Ze = R x PF + XLsin[arccos(PF)] rather than just using the R and XL values from the table in the following formula: Z = (distance) * (R+jXL) Most of my practice problems don't use the Note 2 equation at all...
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    Cram Practice Test 2 #61

    When a motor is directly connected to generator terminals, does that mean that the motor and generator are parallel?  I would've thought they would be in series.
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    PPI Exam 1 #75

    The solution to this problem calls out to use 210.19(A)(1) to get the total load and then to use 310.15(B) Informational Note No 2 -> Table 310.15(B)(16) -> 240.4(D) Can I instead assume that using 210.20(A) to get the total load and then going straight to Table 240.6(A) to find that the...
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    PPI Exam 2 #108

    The solution to this question notes that "Since the source is ungrounded, the phase-to-phase voltage is the line voltage". Does this mean that if there was a neutral you can't assume the phase-to-phase voltage is the line voltage?  I have been treating phase-to-phase voltage as line voltage...
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