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A three-phase lossless line is operating at 60 Hz and has 300 miles length. The series impedance of the line is 0.8and the shunt admittance is 5.1x10- supports the surge impedance load at the receiving end terminal, find . If the line om om a) b) Voltage, current, real and reactive power at the sending end terminal Voltage regulation

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