Solving Transformer Problems: Confirm My Solution?

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The discussion revolves around confirming the correctness of a solution for transformer problems using specific formulas related to voltage, turns, and ampere-turns. The user applies the equations (VH/VX) = (TH/TX) = (IX/IH) and I = kVA/V to determine the relationships between voltages and currents in transformers. There is uncertainty regarding whether 2400 V is equivalent to 480 V in this context. The user concludes that ampere-turns must be equal but seeks validation of their overall solution approach. The inquiry emphasizes the need for confirmation on the correctness of their calculations and understanding.
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Homework Statement


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Homework Equations


I've used these formulas
(VH/VX) = (TH/TX) = (IX/IH)
for solving the turns although I'm not quite sure if 2400 V is the VH same as for 480 V

for solving the ampere-turns, I = kVA/V
where:
V= either the VH or VX
then multiplied the current I got to its voltage.

Now, I'm not quite sure if my solution or my way of solving is correct.

The Attempt at a Solution


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Can you please confirm if my solution is correct? Thanks!
 
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I've found that the ampere turns must be equal. Although I'm still not sure if my solution is correct. :H
 

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