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Steady state stability of power system is the ability of the power system to

A

maintain voltage at the rated voltage level

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maintain frequeny exactly at 50 Hz

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C

maintain a spinning reserve mrgin at all times

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D

maintain synchronism

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The correct option is D maintain synchronism
maintain synchronism

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