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This is quite simple, its classed as a single phase three wire system. In effect two phases 180 degree apart, the neutral point being at the center between the two phases.

They cant be in phase, draw out two vectors with the same direction and magnitude.

Cheers
Agree, the wave forms are 180 degree apart.
 

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