The hum in a transformer is mainly attributed to
A. load changes
B. oil in the transformer
C. magnetostriction
D. mechanical vibrations
Answer: Option C
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Magnetostriction causes transformer noise. The contraction and expansion of the iron core (laminations) due to the magnetic effect of alternation current flowing through the transformer coils. This produces an audible hum