When a transformer is used to change or transform a secondary load impedance to a new value as seen by the primary, the secondary impedance is called
A) transformed impedance
B) reflected impedance
C) refracted impedance
D) revised impedance

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The correct term is "reflected impedance," which refers to the apparent impedance seen by the primary side of a transformer, as a result of the load impedance connected to the secondary side. This concept is crucial in understanding how transformers affect the impedance load seen by the source.

When a Transformer Is Used to Change or Transform a Secondary