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Here it is

For 1. Kirchoff voltage law was used
2. Step up
3. No .. step up is designed to increase the supply voltage while step down is to decrease it.. so dey cannot be used interchangeably

Loris576:


Here it is

For 1. Kirchoff voltage law was used
2. Step up
3. No .. step up is designed to increase the supply voltage while step down is to decrease it.. so dey cannot be used interchangeably

This is not very clear, show the formula applied and let your working be clear enough

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This is not very clear, show the formula applied and let your working be clear enough

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Primary voltage (Vp) = 110 V
Numbers of primary turns (Np)= 1400 turns
Numbers of secondary turns (Ns) = 3610 turns
Secondary voltage (Vs) = ?
But Vp/Vs = Np/Ns
Vs = (Vp × Ns)/Np
Vs = (110 × 3610)/1400
Vs = 283.6 V

We can use the Vs gotten above to calculate Secondary Current (I_load) using the resistance (load) given..
Load = 3.9 × 10³ ohms
That is; Vs = I_load × load
I_load = Vs/load
I_load = 283.6 ÷ 3.9 × 10³
I_load = 0.073 A


To calculate primary current (I_source); we use the expression below
Vp/Vs = I_load/I_source
I_source = (I_load × Vs)/Vp
I_source = (0.073A × 283.6V)/110V
I_source = 0.188 A



I_source = 0.188 Amperes and
I_load = 0.073 Amperes

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This is not very clear, show the formula applied and let your working be clear enough

Pls check the solution above again ..
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