Previous Year Question

Correct answer: D
Explanation
For an ideal transformer, voltage magnitude follows the turns ratio, |V2/V1|=N2/N1=10. The dot/polarity marking in the figure makes the referenced secondary voltage opposite in polarity to the referenced primary voltage, so V2/V1=−10.
Formula
Step-by-step solution

Correct Answer
D — – 10
Concept and Reasoning
For an ideal transformer, voltage magnitude follows the turns ratio, |V2/V1|=N2/N1=10. The dot/polarity marking in the figure makes the referenced secondary voltage opposite in polarity to the referenced primary voltage, so V2/V1=−10.
Calculation / Key Relation
V2/V1=−N2/N1=−10
Exam Takeaway
Turns ratio gives magnitude; dot convention determines the sign.
Common Mistake
Do not ignore the indicated voltage reference directions and dot polarity.
Common mistake
Do not ignore the indicated voltage reference directions and dot polarity.
Exam tip
Turns ratio gives magnitude; dot convention determines the sign.
Quick method
Turns ratio gives magnitude; dot convention determines the sign.