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A motor has to exert power starting from zero and rising uniformly to 150 HP in 8 mins after which it works at constant power of 100 HP for 5 mins. The motor remains on no load for next 5 mins. The cycle again starts and repeats indefinitely. Determine suitable size of motor.
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Why is mutual inductance equal? Answer : Mutual inductance is equal because the inductive effect between two coils (or circuits) is the same whether you're considering the influence of coil 1 on coil 2, or vice versa. In simple terms ... similar properties (such as the same geometry, number of turns, and the same magnetic environment)....
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