A power plant produces 1800 MW of power at a current of 30.0 kA. The power is then stepped up to a voltage of 240 kV. If the primary circuit of the transformer has 100 windings, how many windings are in the secondary circuit? Assume there is no power loss in the transformer. O 1600 O5 O 25 400

A power plant produces 1800 MW of power at a current of 30.0 kA. The power is then stepped up to a voltage of 240 kV. If the primary circuit of the transformer has 100 windings, how many windings are in the secondary circuit? Assume there is no power loss in the transformer. O 1600 O5 O 25 400

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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