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- The Power Ulp' up to a 3 d induction maso in Go ker The stator coses total \( 1 \mathrm{kw} \). Find the tatal mech. Poror deroloped and boro eV-losets. if ship \( =3 \%[57 \cdot 2 \mathrm{~km}, 590 \mathrm{~W}] \)

          - The Power Ulp' up to a 3 d induction maso in Go ker The stator coses total \( 1 \mathrm{kw} \). Find the tatal mech. Poror deroloped and boro eV-losets. if ship \( =3 \%[57 \cdot 2 \mathrm{~km}, 590 \mathrm{~W}] \)
        
- The Power Ulp' up to a 3 d induction maso in Go ker The stator coses total 1 kw. Find the tatal mech. Poror deroloped and boro eV-losets. if ship =3 %[57 · 2  km, 590  W]

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