Is this a polarized capacitor? How do you figure it out?Se Faraday's Law:Explain how a step-up transformer differs from a step- down transformer.Q-The transformer used for the above experiment has two terminals in the primary and threeterminals in the secondary. Explain why there is an extra terminal in the secondary.

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