8000°V 3 j2 w mo 8:1 * I, 31₂ mn V Figure 9: For Q18,19: Consider the ideal transformer circuit shown in Figure 9. 18. The current I, on the primary side of the transformer is given by (a) 1.700242.5° A (b) 437.12-28.3° mA (c) 13.41239.6° A (d) 212.8242.9° mA (e) 231.92-33.7° mA 40.2 -40 19. The voltage Vacross the 352 resistor on the secondary side of the transformer is given by (a) 5.1072-137.1° V (b) 638.4242.9° mV (e) 798.02-127.2⁰ mV (d) 5.3262146.3° V (e) 40.86242.9° V

8000°V 3 j2 w mo 8:1 * I, 31₂ mn V Figure 9: For Q18,19: Consider the ideal transformer circuit shown in Figure 9. 18. The current I, on the primary side of the transformer is given by (a) 1.700242.5° A (b) 437.12-28.3° mA (c) 13.41239.6° A (d) 212.8242.9° mA (e) 231.92-33.7° mA 40.2 -40 19. The voltage Vacross the 352 resistor on the secondary side of the transformer is given by (a) 5.1072-137.1° V (b) 638.4242.9° mV (e) 798.02-127.2⁰ mV (d) 5.3262146.3° V (e) 40.86242.9° V

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

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Problem 3.3P: Consider an ideal transformer with N1=3000andN2=1000 turns. Let winding 1 be connected to a source...

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