Ower transmission lines often use a form of electric


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Question: Power transmission lines often use a form of electric current called alternating current, but in many regions, such as the Province of Quebec, high-voltage direct-current lines are used instead. Direct current is the kind of electric current you are studying in this chapter. A certain direct-current power transmission line has a resistance of 0.255 W/km. 812 kV of potential drives the current from the generating station to a city located 125 km from the plant.

A- What is the power loss due to resistance in the line?

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