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4. A step-down transformer that converts 120V ac to 10.0V AC (rmsvalues), and the secondary winding is connected to a purelyresistive circuit having an equivalent resistance of 2.00O.[20pts]
a. What is the output rms current to the circuit?
b. What is the input rms current to the primary coil?


ch 33 from Physics For Scientists And Engineers with Modern Physics(8th) by Raymond A. Serway

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