Determine the synchronous speed in revolutions per minute, Electrical Engineering

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Q. Determine the synchronous speed in revolutions per minute and the useful torque in newton- meters of a 200-hp, 60-Hz, six-pole synchronous motor operating at its rated full load (1 hp ∼ = 746 W).

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