He output voltage and current of a transformer are determined by the

The output voltage of a transformer is

                           (input voltage) x (number of turns of wire in secondary) 
           divided by
                          (number of turns of wire in the primary winding) .

The output current is

                           (output voltage)
             divided by
                           (total resistance in the circuit connected to the output).

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