Answer to Question #115274 in Electricity and Magnetism for Sara

Question #115274
An ideal transformer is supplied with voltage 240 V. It is found that the potential difference of the secondary coil is 12 V and the current is 3 A. Find the current in the primary coil.
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Expert's answer
2020-05-11T20:21:15-0400

Ohm's low

V = I ×\times R

Data Given

V1 = 240 V

V2 = 12 V

I2 = 3A

I1 = ?

we know that , relationship of voltage and current,

Voltage directly proportional to current,

VIV \propto I


V1V2=I1I2\frac{V_{1}} {V_{2}}=\frac{I_{1}} {I_{2}}


I1=I2×V1V2I_{1} =I_{2}\times\frac{V_{1}} {V_{2}}


I1=3×24012I_{1} =3 \times\frac{240} {12}


I1=60AI_{1} = 60 A


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