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  1. Anisur Rahman
    Anisur Rahman :
    3 years ago

    Definition of Transformer: A transformer is a static machine use for transforming power from one circuit to another without changing frequency.

    Transferring the power of the transformer will be the correct answer

    Explain the simple matter in your own way
    Doing!

    Note: If MCQ option does not have Power option then Current & Volteg can be given, otherwise not.

    We know that transformers are designed based on power And the power on both sides of the transformer is equal to 7

    Even if the voltage / current changes
    Power remains unchanged, for
    We all know P = VI.

    So for logical reasons I explained my position with e.g.

  2. Samiksha Satre
    Samiksha Satre :
    3 years ago

    Power=v.I
    So answer is power

  3. Deepak Upadhyay
    Deepak Upadhyay :
    4 years ago

    Voltage & current should be answer....

  4. Aniruddha Pal
    Aniruddha Pal :
    4 years ago

    The power is fixed for transformer. It transform voltage only. Thats why we call step up transformer , step down transformer.

    The right ans will be voltage...

  5. Sibasankar Hantal
    Sibasankar Hantal :
    4 years ago

    Option is change
    A. Voltage
    B.current
    C.current & voltage
    D.frequency
    Which is correct Answer

  6. Ankita Chagotra
    Ankita Chagotra :
    4 years ago

    Voltage is transform
    And power is transfer

  7. Abdul Saboor
    Abdul Saboor :
    5 years ago

    A voltage would be right answer, as we have different transformer e.g power trafo, distribution trafo where different voltage levels appear on both sides of transformer.

  8. SheRex Shyk
    SheRex Shyk :
    5 years ago

    According to NTS Transformer transforms Voltage? and here its Power. So which one is correct?

Related Questions on Transformers

A good voltage regulation of a transformer means

A. output voltage fluctuation from no load to full load is least

B. output voltage fluctuation with power factor is least

C. difference between primary and secondary voltage is least

D. difference between primary and secondary voltage is maximum