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A transformer has 840 primary and 56 secondary windings. The primary coil is connected to a 110 V AC power supply which delivers 0.30 A of current to the transformer.a. Find the secondary voltageb. Find the secondary current

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Given that the number of turns in the primary coil is


N_p=\text{ 840 }

The number of turns in the secondary coil is


N_s=\text{ 56}

The voltage provided to the primary coil is


V_p=110\text{ V}

The current delivered to the transformer is


I_p=\text{ 0.30 A}

We have to find the secondary voltage and secondary current.

Let the secondary current be denoted by


I_s

Let the secondary voltage be denoted by


V_s

The secondary current can be calculated by the formula


I_s=\frac{N_pI_p_{}}{N_s}

Substituting the values, the secondary current will be


\begin{gathered} I_s=(840*0.3)/(56) \\ =4.5\text{ A} \end{gathered}

The secondary voltage can be calculated by the formula


\begin{gathered} V_s=(V_pI_p)/(I_s) \\ =(110*0.3)/(4.5) \\ =7.33\text{ V} \end{gathered}

Thus, the secondary voltage is 7.33 V and the secondary current is 4.5 A

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