In the transformer following winding has got more cross-sectional area
A)Low voltage winding
B)High voltage winding
C)Primary winding
D)Secondary winding

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The low voltage winding in a transformer typically has a larger cross-sectional area compared to the high voltage winding. This is because the low voltage side carries a higher current (given the same power level on both sides), and a larger cross-sectional area is needed to accommodate this higher current with lower resistance and reduced heat losses.

In the Transformer Following Winding Has Got More Cross-Sectional Area