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Given , Np = 800 , Ns = 8,Ep = 220V, Es=?
We know that for a step-down transformer,
`"N"_"s"/"N"_"p" = "E"_"s"/"E"_"p"`
`"E"_"s" = "N"_"s"/"N"_"p" xx "E"_"p" = 8/800 xx 220 = 2.2 "V"`
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