Two Transformers, voltage before and after on two different coils

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The discussion revolves around calculating the primary voltage of a transformer when the secondary voltage is changed from 6V to 8V. The initial setup involves a primary voltage of 120V and a secondary voltage of 6V, leading to the equation 120/6=x/8. The calculation suggests that if the secondary voltage is adjusted to 8V, the primary voltage would be 160V. Participants clarify that the change pertains to input voltage rather than a physical alteration of the coil. The conversation emphasizes understanding transformer voltage relationships through proportionality.
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Homework Statement



We have a transformer with the primary coil carries 120 V and the secondary coil having 6 V. If you change the second coil to have 8V, what is the voltage in the primary coil?

Homework Equations



My textbook does not have any equations that involve just the voltage of transformers.

I do have V2=(N2/N1)V1

Or is just a set up of proportions? Like V1/V2=V1/V2

The Attempt at a Solution



120/6=x/8

so x=160?
 
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codytanner16 said:

Homework Statement



We have a transformer with the primary coil carries 120 V and the secondary coil having 6 V. If you change the second coil to have 8V, what is the voltage in the primary coil?

Homework Equations



My textbook does not have any equations that involve just the voltage of transformers.

I do have V2=(N2/N1)V1

Or is just a set up of proportions? Like V1/V2=V1/V2

The Attempt at a Solution



120/6=x/8

so x=160?

Yes, I think that's the idea. It's not really changing the coil, it's changing the input voltage, but I don't know how else to answer it.
 
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