When Voltage Is Stepped Up in a Transformer, Current Is

question 69

Multiple Choice

When voltage is stepped up in a transformer, current is stepped down. But Ohm's law tells us that greater voltage means greater current, not less current. How then can current be lower when voltage is increased?

• A)Current in the secondary is lower when compared to the greater current drawn by the primary.
• B)Ohm's law applies to the circuit connected to the secondary, not to the transformer.
• C)both of these
• D)neither of these

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