The core of a transformer is made up of:
Correct answer: C. Iron
- A. Copper
- B. Aluminium
- C. Iron
- D. Steel
Explanation
In transformers, soft iron cores are used because they reduce energy loss and they possess high magnetic permeability which allows coupling of magnetic flux between primary and secondary coils, hence the answer is C.
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