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A single line to ground fault occurs on a three-phase isolated neutral system with a line to neutral voltage of V kV. The potentials on the healthy phases rise to a value equal to

A

2V\sqrt{2V}2Vโ€‹ kV

B

3V\sqrt{3V}3Vโ€‹ kV

C

3V kV

D

(1 โˆ•3\sqrt{3}3โ€‹)V kV

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Option B

3V\sqrt{3V}3Vโ€‹ kV

Quick Summary: Practice and solve "A single line to ground fault occurs on a three-phase isolated neutral system with a line to neutral..." for Electrical - Power System. The correct answer is Option B: โˆš3V kV. Detailed step-by-step solution, conceptual clarity, and formulas on Examoogle.

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