An ideal transformer trades voltage and current while preserving power. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

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An ideal transformer follows the turn ratio

Primary turns 3 and secondary turns 6 double the voltage from 6 to 12 volts.

12/6=6/312/6=6/3
Ideal transformerVoltage and current trade while power stays equal.Np=3Ns=6Vp=6 VVs=12 VIp=2 AIs=1 APp=12 WPs=12 W

Current trades so ideal power stays equal

Primary current 2 amperes and secondary current 1 ampere both give power 12 watts.

6×2=12=126\times2=12=12
Ideal transformerVoltage and current trade while power stays equal.Np=3Ns=6Vp=6 VVs=12 VIp=2 AIs=1 APp=12 WPs=12 W