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mahitha

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  1. But,we know that in transformers,power is constant. A step-up transformer steps up the voltage and steps down the current to maintain a constant power. (also, step-down transformer steps down voltage and steps up the current). In this view,current is not directly proportional to the voltage right? how is it we can apply Ohm's law then?
  2. i just wanted to know,if ohm's law is applicable to transformers. if yes,how?if no,how? its just my curiosity to know about it. please let me know.
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