The rotor of an induction motor rotates in the dïrection of the rotation of stator field in order to
A. reduce the relative speed between the rotating stator field and the stationary rotor conductors.
B. oppose the rotor current.
C. increase the relative speed between the rotating stator field and stationary rotor conductors
D. none of the above.
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Answer: A
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