. How to create a magnetic field with the use of electricity? 2. Why an Alternating Current can only be used in transformers? 3. How basic transformer works/principles ? 4. Compare and Contrast: Step-Up and Step-down transformer

. How to create a magnetic field with the use of electricity? 2. Why an Alternating Current can only be used in transformers? 3. How basic transformer works/principles ? 4. Compare and Contrast: Step-Up and Step-down transformer

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