Induction Motor EE Problem: Get Correct Answer Now!

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The discussion revolves around an electrical engineering problem related to the equivalent circuit model of an induction motor. The user is struggling to solve the problem despite multiple attempts and seeks assistance. Key points include the significance of slip (S) in relation to motor speed, with typical slips ranging from 0.02 to 0.05. There is confusion regarding terminology, specifically whether the resistance mentioned should be referred to as reactance. The conversation highlights the need for clarity in circuit representation, as no circuit link was provided.
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Hi I need Help with an EE problem I have tried doing it like 10 times but i keep on getting the wrong answer can anyone help me here it is

Below is the equivalent circuit model for an induction motor. THe resistance on the right (0.1/s) charges with motor speed. S stands for slip where Zero corresponding to synchronous speed, and with the motor speed s=1. MOst induction motors run slips between 0.02 and 0.05
 
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>THe resistance on the right (0.1/s) charges

Did you mean "the reactance ... changes...?
Also, there's no circuit link visible in your post .
 

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