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The increment cost curves of three generators are shown, the demand on the system is 240 MW.
For economic load dispatch the generators schedule is

P_{1} = 20 M W, P_{2} = 70 M W, P_{3} = 150 M W

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P_{1} = 20 M W, P_{2} = 150 M W, P_{3} = 70 M W

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P_{1} = 50 M W, P_{2} = 50 M W, P_{3} = 90 M W

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P_{1} = 20 M W, P_{2} = 90 M W, P_{3} = 130 M W

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Solution

The correct option is A $P_{1} = 20 M W, P_{2} = 70 M W, P_{3} = 150 M W$
$G_{1}$ is high cost generator, so it will supply minimum power,
$P_{2} + P_{3} = 220 M W, P_{1} = 20 M W$
From the curve, $(I C_{2} - 10) = 0.1 (P_{2} - 50)$
$\Rightarrow I C_{2} = 0.1 \times P_{2} + 5$
For economic dispatch
$I C_{2} = I C_{3}$
$0.1 \times P_{2} + 5 = 12$
$\Rightarrow P_{2} = 70 M W$
$P_{3} = 150 M W$

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