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A 100 amp 120V load is 18 m from the hydro service. It has been decided...

A 100 amp 120V load is 18 m from the hydro service. It has been decided to feed the system with #2AWG copper RWU90 cable. Determine the maximum length of run between the load and the distribution centre for the 120 V load. A 2% voltage drop is acceptable. What distance can the #2AWG cable be run? Is the #2AWG cable sufficient for the job? (SHOW ALL MATH)

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