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The following figure demonstrates the one-line diagram of a simple 5-bus power system with generator at buses 1,2 , and 3 . Bus 1 , with its voltage set at \( 1.06 \angle 0^{\circ} \mathrm{pu} \), is taken as the slack bus. Voltage magnitude and real power generation at buses 2 and 3 are \( 1.045 \mathrm{pu}, 40 \mathrm{MW} \), and \( 1.030 \mathrm{pu}, 30 \mathrm{MW} \), respectively. The load \( \mathrm{MW} \) and Mvar values are shown on the diagram. Line impedances and one-half of the line capacitive susceptance are given in per unit on a 100-MVA base. Use MATLAB coding to Obtain the following: 1- The power flow Analysis using Newton Raphson Method. 2- The power flow Analysis using the Fast-Decoupled power flow. 3- Compare the results obtained above in 1 and 2. Notes related to Newton Raphson and fast decoupled power flow algorithms. - Buses with only generation units are P-V buses. We formulate equation for real power injection. \[ P_{i}=P_{\text {sch }} \] After solving all voltage magnitudes and power angles we solve for the net reactive power injection. - Buses with only loads are P-Q buses. We formulate equation for both real and reactive power injections \[ \begin{array}{l} P_{i}=-P_{\text {load }} \\ Q_{i}=-Q_{\text {load }} \end{array} \] - Buses with both generation and load are considered as P-V buses. We formulate equation for real power injection only. \[ P_{i}=P_{\text {sch }}-P_{\text {load }} \] After solving all voltage magnitudes and power angles we solve for the net reactive power injection. However, in this case we should consider the reactive power consumption of the load at the same bus. \[ Q_{i}=Q_{\text {sch }}-Q_{\text {load }} \] Therefore, the scheduled reactive power of the power plant should be the net reactive power injection plus the reactive power consumed by the load. You should return a world file that has the detailed solution for each method including the voltage profile at each Node (substation), the current magnitude, active and reactive power flow magnitude and direction on each transmission line. Active and reactive power loss for each transmission line. You should arrange the results in tables.