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An ideal transformer produces an output voltage that is 500% larger (e.g. a 6-fold increase) than the input voltage. 1) If the input current is 14 A (rms), what is the output current
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An ideal transformer produces an output voltage that is 500% larger (e.g. a 6-fold increase) than the input voltage. 1) If the input current is 14 A (rms), what is the output current

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Answer:

2 1/3 A

Step-by-step explanation:

power in = power out

V (14) = 6V a

14 = 6a

a = 14/6 =

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