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If Xa is the armature reactance of a synchronous machine and Xl is the leakage reactance of the same machine, then the synchronous reactance is ____________

If Xa is the armature reactance of a synchronous machine and Xl is the leakage reactance of the same machine, then the synchronous reactance is ____________ Correct Answer Xa+Xl c) 1/2(Xa+Xl) d) None of the mentioned View Answer]

Xs = Xa+Xl

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