If the primary coil of a transformer has more loops than the secondary coil, then the voltage is stepped down; if the secondary coil has more loops the voltage is stepped up. True or False?

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Jessie Sims

22 November, 01:21

If the primary coil of a transformer has more loops than the secondary coil, then the voltage is stepped down; if the secondary coil has more loops the voltage is stepped up. True or False?

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Lewis Mcfarland · Answer 1

Q1: d. none of the above. A transformer is like an "electrical gear" which trades voltage and current. Q2: d. motor. Q3: False. We have yet to discover magnetic monopolies. If you slice a bar magnet, you end up with two separate bar magnets. so true

Erica Decker · Answer 2

If the primary coil of a transformer has more loops its true