How Do You Calculate Power in a Star Connection Circuit?

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To calculate power in a star connection circuit, one must first determine the average power, reactive power, and apparent power for each phase and the total load. The relevant equations for these calculations include those for real power (P), reactive power (Q), and apparent power (S), along with the power factor (PF). It is essential to show initial attempts at solving the problems to receive further assistance. The forum emphasizes that users must demonstrate their understanding and effort before seeking help. Properly applying these principles will lead to a comprehensive understanding of power calculations in star connection circuits.
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Hello Friends
I need little help pleasezz :redface:

How Can I solve this circuit? Which things first I have to find. And how.

Problem Statement is.

A. Average power of each phase load and total Load.
B. Determine the reactive power of each phase and total reactive power
C. Find the apparent power of each phase and total app.power
D. And also find the Power Factor.

Thanks
 
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Welcome to the PF. The rules here are pretty clear on how homework help is provided. You must show us the relevant equations, and your attempt at the solutions, before we can offer tutorial help. We do not do your homework assignments for you.

So please tell us what equations and approaches should be used, and show us a start on each of the problems listed.
 

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