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A transformer has 600 turns in the primary coil and 9000 turns in the secondary coil if the transformer is 100% efficient and the current in the secondary coil is 0.15A, determine the current in the primary coil

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Answered by tarandeeps294
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Answer:

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Explanation:

Answered by agis
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The current in the primary coil is 2.25 A.

Explanation:

The efficiency of the transformer is given as

\eta=\frac{P_o_u_t}{P_i_n} =\frac{V_sI_s}{V_pI_p}

Here V_s,V_p are the potential difference in the secondary and primary coil in volts respectively and I_s,I_p are currents in the secondary and primary coils respectively.

As we know the ratio of potential differences on the transformer coils matches the ratio of the numbers of turns on the coils.

So, V_s=9000V  and V_p=600 V.

Given I_s=0.15 A and  \eta=100 \%.

Substitute the values, we get

100\%=\frac{9000\times0.15}{600\times I_p}

I_p=\frac{9000\times0.15}{600\times1}

I_p=2.25A

Thus, the current in the primary coil is 2.25 A.

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