77 In constant power region of 3-phase IM torque-speed
characteristics, the torque is proportional to
A speed B slip
C 1/speed D 1/slip
Answer Posted / prameela bhukya
under light load condition or stable condition torque is proportional to slip.under unstable condition inverselyproportionalto the slip
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