Physics, asked by angelalala0047, 4 months ago

relation between voltage and current in a transformer

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Answered by pmurali735

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Explanation:

The relationship between voltage and current in transformer is such that the total power input to transformer is always equal to total power output to it and losses occurred while transformation. Since power =voltage*current so, if voltage is to be increased then definitely current output will be less or vice versa.

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