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This question is being asked from chapter 5 of the book electric motors and control systems...

This question is being asked from chapter 5 of the book electric motors and control systems 2nd version and the files attached.

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1. Why does an induction motor (with a squirrel cage rotor) need “slip” - operating at less than the synchronous speed (the speed in which the magnetic field rotates in the stator)?

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