$\begin{pmatrix} -9.424 - 1.818j \ 12.659 + 11.673j \ 2.013 + 4.804j \ -6.043 - 14.227j \end{pmatrix} \begin{pmatrix} 0.949 + 4.720j & 0 & -0.742 & 12.106 + 1.326j \ 0 & -4.801 + 6.404j & 1.572 - 7.857j & 0 \ 0.198 + 0.989j & 0 & 0.628 + 5.036j & -8.820 - 8.45j \ 0.949 + 2.195j & 0.932 + 1.395j & 4.013 - 20.524j & 4.013 - 20.524j \end{pmatrix} = \begin{pmatrix} \Delta \delta_2^{(0)} \\Delta \delta_3^{(0)} \\Delta \delta_4^{(0)} \\Delta |V_2^{(0)}| \end{pmatrix}$
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The given equation is: 0.949 + 4.720j 0 -0.142 12106 + 1.326 0 4.20 + 6.40i 11.52 - 7.95 12.659 + 1673 2.013 + 48 6.043 - 14.22i 0.198 + 0.489 0 0.628 + 5.036 -8.820 - 8.45 (0) 0.94q + 2.195 0.932 + 1395 4.013 - 20524 9.013 - 0529 Show more…
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