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If Xl is leakage reactance, Xf is reactance due to field winding, Xdw is reactance due to damper winding and Xa is armature winding reactance then reactance of synchronous generator in subtransient state is due to which of the following?

If Xl is leakage reactance, Xf is reactance due to field winding, Xdw is reactance due to damper winding and Xa is armature winding reactance then reactance of synchronous generator in subtransient state is due to which of the following? Correct Answer Xl , Xf ,Xdw and Xa

During the initial part of short circuit or during subtransient period equivalent circuit of alternator contains the field winding reactance damper winding reactance armature winding reactance in parallel and leakage reactance in series.

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