why we cannot apply ohms law to transformer?

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why we cannot apply ohms law to transformer?..

Answer / c.k.jha

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ohms law state that voltage is directly proportional to
current,but in transformer voltage is inversly ,, to
current .
V=IR ,OHMS LAW

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why we cannot apply ohms law to transformer?..

Answer / kanhaiya sharma

because ohms law applicable only resistance
not for inductance which consist transformer

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why we cannot apply ohms law to transformer?..

Answer / kk

beaucse ohms law can only applicable for closed ckt not
open ckt like in tx wher we can only apply law of mutual
induction

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