Hello everyone.
I've caught many errors in this book, but I don't want to bother Mike Holt with every issue I see.
I am really not getting how they came up with the answer for this question.
The solution shows a table for all the motors, (3 15hp three-phase motor, 3 3hp one-phase motor, 3 1hp one-phase motor)
the table makes no sense, because for the 3hp single phase, on the table it kinda looks like to me as if it were a 2-phase motor. It makes each motor take up two of the electric lines.
also, for the 1hp motor, it assumes that each motor is on a different line. Not sure if the question has an error, the answer has an error, or the question simply had assumptions made but not stated.
thanks
I've caught many errors in this book, but I don't want to bother Mike Holt with every issue I see.
I am really not getting how they came up with the answer for this question.
The solution shows a table for all the motors, (3 15hp three-phase motor, 3 3hp one-phase motor, 3 1hp one-phase motor)
the table makes no sense, because for the 3hp single phase, on the table it kinda looks like to me as if it were a 2-phase motor. It makes each motor take up two of the electric lines.
also, for the 1hp motor, it assumes that each motor is on a different line. Not sure if the question has an error, the answer has an error, or the question simply had assumptions made but not stated.
thanks
