FRAC{{120f}}{P}\)F is the FREQUENCY in Hz or C/sP is the number of polesThe induction motor rotates at a speed (NR) close to but LESS than the synchronous speed.Slip of an induction motor is given by,\(s = \frac{{{N_s} - {N_r}}}{{{N_s}}}\)⇒ Nr = (1 – s) NsWhere Ns is the synchronous speedAnd Nr is the rotor speedThe frequency of rotor current = sfImportant Points:In a three-phase induction motor,The stator is stationary, and the rotor is a rotating partBoth the stator field and rotor field rotate with synchronous speedThe rotor rotates with a speed less than synchronous speed