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The electricity received at an electric substation has a potential difference of 2.80 x 105 V. If the required output is 440 V, what should be the ratio of the turns of the step…

The electricity received at an electric substation has a potential difference of 2.80 x 105 V. If the required output is 440 V, what should be the ratio of the turns of the step…
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The electricity received at an electric substation has a potential difference of 2.80 x 105 V. If the required output is 440 V, what should be the ratio of the turns of the step-down transformer?

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Explanation: sorry sir but its required step up transformer for high voltage not step

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