Will Forward Backward and Newton Raphson load flow techniques yield the same result for a distribution network?

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For instance, if the load flow of IEEE 33 bus is performed using using Backward Forward Sweep and Newton Raphson methods, will it give the same Total power losses and bus voltages?

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