why we step up voltage for reducing the loss, even if
voltage and current are proportional anr resistance remains
same
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Answer Posted / kaarthik
In this case ,we should not consider ohm's law... Generally
we step up voltage at the time of transmission right?? we
do this because it makes us to transmit power at high
voltage and low currents...and more over transmission
losses are calculated as copper losses=(I*I)R losses ..so
at low currents low transmission losses...Hope U
understand..
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