题目：
当电源电压降低时，三相异步电动机的起动转矩将（）。
A.提高
B.不变
C.降低
答案：
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参考答案：B
当电源电压降低时，三相异步电动机的起动转矩将（）。 A.提高 B.不变 C.降低
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17（）
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