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The street lamps are connected in parallel.

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Figure 7 shows how the National Grid transfers energy from a power station to some street lamps.

Why is the current in each street lamp less than the current in the secondary coil in

transformer Y?

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Current is used up in the cables between Y and each street lamp.

Some of the current is dissipated to the surroundings.

The cables between Y and the street lamps have electrical resistance.

The street lamps are connected in parallel.

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