The primary coil of a step-up transformer draws 50 W.
Find the power provided by the secondary
coil.
Answer in units of W.

Explanation:

It's the same. Wattage is E*I. It doesn't matter what the values are in the primary or secondary as long as the multiply out to the same amount.

For example

e = 110 volts

i = 3 amperes.

is = secondary voltage = 10 amperes.

es = ?

110 * 3 = 10 * x          Divide both sides by 10

11 * 3 = x

x = 33 volts.

110 * 3  = 330

10 33 = 330

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