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karlynnae

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What is the primary current in Figure 14-1 if the turns ratio equals 1:3 and IS equals 240 mA?
 
  A) 1.2 A B) 120 mA C) 720 mA D) 60 mA

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What is the secondary current in Figure 14-1 with a 100  load resistor and 3:1 turns ratio?
 
  A) 33 mARMS B) 330 mARMS C) 400 mARMS D) 40 mARMS



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