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To see what is happening draw a vector diagram.
Draw a vertical line 9 units long. Using conventional notation this is an angle of 90 deg. From the top end of the first vector draw a second vector 13 units long to the right at an angle of -30 deg. Note 0 deg is horizontal to the right. Also note that the right hand end of the 13 unit vector is not as low as the bottom end of the 9 unit vector.
Draw a construction line horizontally from the lower right end of the 13 unit vector to the point of intersection with the 9 unit vector.
The sine of 30 deg is 0.5 exactly, and the sine of 60 deg is approximately 0.86602540 (1/2 the sq-root of 3).
The base line of a right triangle of hypotenuse 13 units and a 30 deg angle is 6.5 units exactly. Thus, the intersection point on the first vector is 6.5 units from the top end. That leaves 2.5 units below the intersection point.
Now a second right triangle can be constructed with sides of 2.5 and 13*0.866 = 11.258. The hypotenuse of this triangle is the desired neutral current. The solution is (2.5^2 + 11.258^2)^0.5 = 11.533 . The same result as Besoeker.
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