Posted by Ollie on Friday, November 2, 2007 at 7:55pm.
1. Vout = Turns ratio * Vin
= 5*12 V= 60 V
2. Iout = Vout/(10 ohms)
3. Vin * Iout/(turns ratio)
4. Vout* Iout = [Vin/(turns ratio)]Iout
= same as previous answer
1=60
2=6
i dont !@#$%^&ING know
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