Question
Give two points of difference between a step-up transformer and step-down transformer.

Answer

Step up transformer Step down transformer
It increases the a.c. voltage and decrease the current. It decreases the a.c. voltage and increase the current.
The wire of primary coil is thicker than that in the secondary coil. The wire in the secondary coil is thicker than that in the primary coil.

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