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Homework Statement



I came across these two equations in a chapter on induction motors, and I was wondering if they both calculate the same thing?

##w_r=sw_s##
##w_r=w_s - \frac{p}{2}w##

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s is the slip, ##w_r## and ##w_s## are the rotor and stator speed
 
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By stator speed, I assume you mean the synchronous speed of the rotating field. I take slip to be:

s = 1-wr/ws.

and usually X100 for %slip.