Load Flow Order of Jacobian Matrix Power System

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The discussion centers on the order of the Jacobian Matrix in the Newton-Raphson Method for load flow studies, specifically questioning the formula used in a textbook example. The correct order is suggested to be N + Np - 1, where N is the total number of buses and Np is the number of P-Q buses. For a system with 40 buses, 9 P-V buses, and 1 slack bus, the order is calculated as 69 x 69. However, there is confusion regarding the treatment of the slack bus in the formula, with some participants believing it should be included. Ultimately, the consensus leans towards the book's answer being incorrect, highlighting the importance of accurately defining bus types in calculations.
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I'm studying Newton Raphson Method in Load Flow Studies. Book has defined Jacobian Matrix and it's order as: N + Np - 1
N = Total Number of Buses
Np = Number of P-Q Buses

But in solved example they've used some other formula. I'm not sure if it's right.
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Shouldn't order be: N + Np - 1
N = 40
Np = number of P-Q buses = (total number of buses) - (number of P-V buses) - slack bus = 40 - 9 - 1 = 30
So order = N + Np - 1 = 40 + 30 - 1 = 69
Order = 69 X 69
But none of the option is this.
Why have they ignored slack bus in the formula?
 

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It has been a long time since I did this, but I think you are correct 69x69.
 
So I guess book answer is wrong. Thanks.
 
slack bus is also voltage controlled bus, so the book is correct
 
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