In a transformer, we place the tapping windings at the middle because – McqOptions

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1.	In a transformer, we place the tapping windings at the middle because __________
A.	of radial forces on the windings
B.	axial forces on the windings
C.	insulation level of the winding
D.	to provide a mechanical balance to the windings
Answer» C. insulation level of the winding

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