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How many poles does the turbo-alternators have and what is the speed of the turbo alternators?

How many poles does the turbo-alternators have and what is the speed of the turbo alternators? Correct Answer 2 poles, 3000 rpm

The turbo-alternators are made up of 2 poles. The speed with which the turbo alternators operate are 3000 rpm.

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