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+//Chapter 2
+//Example 2.1
+//page 56
+//To find GMD of the conductor
+//From the given the text book,leaving out the factor of "r",we have the seven possible distances
+clear;clc;
+D1=0.7788*2*2*(2*sqrt(3))*4*(2*sqrt(3))*2;
+//since there are 7 identical conductors,the above products remains same dor all D's
+D2=D1;
+D3=D1;
+D4=D1;
+D5=D1;
+D6=D1;
+D7=D1;
+Ds=(D1*D2*D3*D4*D5*D6*D7)^(1/(7*7));
+printf("\n GMD of the conductor is %0.4fr",Ds);
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+ GMD of the conductor is 2.2578r