The frequency of voltage generated, in case of generators, can be increased by
A)using reactors
B)increasing the load
C)adjusting the governor
D)reducing the terminal voltage

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The frequency of the voltage generated by a generator is primarily determined by the speed at which the generator's rotor is turning. Adjusting the governor, which controls the engine or turbine speed, can directly influence this speed, thereby increasing the frequency of the generated voltage. Reactors, load changes, and terminal voltage adjustments do not directly affect the generator's rotational speed and thus its frequency.

The Frequency of Voltage Generated, in Case of Generators, Can