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    Question: What Determines the Number of Turns in a Transformer's Secondary Coil?

    SORRY:( I have actually again missed 1 word in part a of the Q, so I am writing it again: a) What is the output power of the transformer? b) Given: V primary = 120V N primary 1200 turns V secondary 6 v Required: n secondary Analysis: V1 N2= V2 N1 N2= V2*...
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    Question: What Determines the Number of Turns in a Transformer's Secondary Coil?

    HI! Here is the exact word-to-word problem: Q3: A samll transformer with 1200 turns in the primary coil is used to power a portable tape player that has an output current of 300 mA and an output voltage of 6.0V. The label on the transformer says that the input is 5W at 120V, if there were 1200...
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    Question: What Determines the Number of Turns in a Transformer's Secondary Coil?

    OMG! I missed the part of the Q, Here is the it: "a appliance that has an output curret of 300mA & an output voltage of 6V. The label on the transformer says that the input is 5W at 120V. What will be the output power of the transformer? "
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    Question: What Determines the Number of Turns in a Transformer's Secondary Coil?

    I revised it : Given: V output= 0.6*10V (6V) I output= 300 mA or (300*10^-3) Required: P Output Analysis: P=IV Solution: 300*10^-3A *0.6*10V = 1.8W will be the output power of the transformer? is this correct?
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    Calculating Air Temperature from Frequency of Sound

    Help please!Is the above Answer correct?
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    Question: What Determines the Number of Turns in a Transformer's Secondary Coil?

    Transformer HELP! A small transformer with 1200 turns In the primary coil is used to power a appliance that has a output voltage of 6V. The label o the transformer says that the input is 5W at 120V. What will be the output power of the transformer? Given: V output= 0.6*10V (6V)...
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    Calculating Air Temperature from Frequency of Sound

    Given: f= 1445 Hz. Length= 0.36m (36 cm is converted) Required: v and vs Analysis: v=f(lambda) Solution: Lambda=2l/n =2(.36m)3 =0.24m v= (1445Hz)(0.24) V= 346.8m/s Now we can find the temperature: Analysis: T= vs-332m/s 0.60...
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    Calculating Air Temperature from Frequency of Sound

    Speed of sound increases as temperature increases.
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    Calculating Air Temperature from Frequency of Sound

    speed increases when the temperature increases
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    Calculating Air Temperature from Frequency of Sound

    Given: f= 1445 Hz. Lambda= 0.36m (36 cm is converted) Required: v and vs Analysis: v=f(lambda) Solution: v= (1445Hz)(0.36) V= 520.2m/s Now we can find the temperature: Analysis: T= vs-332m/s 0.60 = 520.2-332/0.6...
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    Calculating Air Temperature from Frequency of Sound

    Hi! Q: A column of air length 36cm is closed at both ends, resonates to as sound of third lowest frequceny of 1445Hz. Calculate the air temperature given that the reasonable temperature falls between 10 and 20 C?? Here is what I tried: Given T= 20 ( 30-10= 20) Required: vs & T...
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