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1.	In an ideal transformer, the impedance can be transformed from one side to the other ___________
A.	in direct proportion to square of turns-ratio
B.	in direct proportion to turns-ratio
C.	in inverse proportion to square turns-ratio
D.	in inverse proportion to turns-ratio
Answer» B. in direct proportion to turns-ratio

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