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+clc
+// Variable Initialization 
+Vm=230//Supply Voltage in Volts
+Ra=0.3//Armature circuit resistance in Ohm
+I=18 //Rated current in Amp
+Nr=1500 //Motor speed in Rpm
+a=45//firing angle in Degree
+Vs=220 //input in volts
+
+//Solution
+Va=(2*Vm*1.414)*cosd(a)*(1/%pi)//Average voltage in Volts
+Eb=Va-(I*Ra)//Back emf in volts
+//When the polarity of the back emf is reversed ,the machine would act as generator and hence the governing equation
+Va=-Eb+(I*Ra) //Armature voltage in volts
+af=acosd((Va*%pi)/(2*Vs*sqrt(2)))//Firing angle in Degree(This value is Wrongly calculated in Textbook)
+Pg=Eb*I //Power generated in Watt
+Pl=((I)^2)*Ra //Power loss in armature in Watt
+P=Pg-Pl //Power fed to the supply in Watt
+
+//Results
+printf('\n\n The Firing Angle=%0.1f Degree\n\n',af)
+printf('\n\n The Power fed back to Supply=%0.1f Watt\n\n',P)
+//The answer provided in the textbook is wrong(1st answer)