Engineering How do I model an open circuit in a circuit diagram?

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To model an open circuit in a circuit diagram, one must understand that an open circuit occurs when conduction fails, such as when a resistor in line 4 breaks. To represent this, the load in line 4 should be removed, and a direct line drawn to the source. Additionally, incorporating a switch in the diagram can effectively illustrate the open circuit condition. The switch can be depicted as closed or open to indicate the circuit's status. Properly modeling these elements clarifies the circuit's behavior under different conditions.
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How do i open circuit phase R. Line number 4 on the digram being phase R?
 

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I'm not sure what you mean by 'How do i open circuit phase R'. If the impedance (resistor) in line 4 breaks or burns out it is open.

I suspect this is a question about an unbalanced Y.
 
ok so i should open circuit it by removing the load in line 4 correct and draw a direct line to the source?
 
An open circuit means the conduction has failed, i.e. it is broken. If one wants to model an open ciruit, one would have to add a switch, which then opens.

For example

_______________ is closed

_________/ _____ is open
 

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