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Voltage is the unit of measurement for electronic potential, from one point location to another.
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Power and power loss during transmission of power
So let's say power to be delivered to homes is 80 kW($P_3$ = 80 kW) and the houses have to receive it at 220 V ($V_3$ = 220 V). The substation is a 4000 V to 220 V step-down transformer and $R_2=15\ …
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