Positive, Negative, Zero Sequence Resistance/Reactance

Yes, it is possible, and very easy. What exactly are you having difficulty with? We don't do homework here, but here's a place that you can start your research. The first page provides plenty of examples.

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Just a simple and straight answer to your post.

1. Positive, Negative and Zero sequence reactance and resistance are same for Transformers.

2. From the parameter given in your post one can calculate Overall Impedance (which is vector sum of reactance and resistance).

3. You can find equivalent resistance of Transformer winding from Factory Test Report. If you have values of resistance of primary and secondary separately then one can compute equivalent resistance.

4. Once equivalent resistance is known then from overall impedance reactance can be computed.

But Resistance is hardly used in fault level calculations as it is negligible when compared with reactance.

Best of luck

Yes! It is very much possible.

But you have given the notations incorrectly. It is not %IR, %IX & %IZ; it should be %R, %X & %Z only.