GATE EE 2026 Set 1 — Question 18

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MCQ+1 / -0.33MediumGauss-Seidel & Newton-RaphsonPer-Unit System & Load FlowPower Systems

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Consider a power system with NN buses, of which PP are generator buses and the remaining QQ are load buses (where there is no generation).
Assume that there are no reactive power-limit violations at the generator buses.
What is the size of the Jacobian matrix in the Newton-Raphson load flow method?
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