Question

produces a lower voltage and higher current in the secondary winding than there was in the primary
creates a higher voltage and lower current in the secondary winding than there was in the primary winding
how many times a part makes a complete turn in one minute
device that works by electromagnetic induction, constructed with two separate windings wrapped around a common metal core to either step up or step down the voltage
invisible lines of force on a magnet, all magnets have both a north and a south pole, two north pole magnets sides will repel each other, in the same way that two south pole facing magnets will do the same, however, north and south poles will attract
always electric, a motor uses power but does not produce it
in a fuel injector, the part that controls the injection area
step down transformer
step up transformer
revolutions per minute (rpms)
transformer

Explanation:

Match each definition to its corresponding term by identifying the core description of each concept:

1. The definition of producing lower voltage/higher current in the secondary winding matches Step-Down Transformer.
2. The definition of creating higher voltage/lower current in the secondary winding matches Step-Up Transformer.
3. The definition of turns per minute matches Revolutions per Minute (RPMs).
4. The definition of an electromagnetic induction device with two windings for voltage adjustment matches Transformer.
5. The definition of invisible magnetic force lines with north/south poles matches Magnetic Field.
6. The definition of an electric device that uses power (not produces it) matches Electric Motor.
7. The definition of the fuel injector part controlling injection area matches Injector Nozzle.

Answer:

• produces a lower voltage and higher current in the secondary winding than there was in the primary → Step-Down Transformer
• creates a higher voltage and lower current in the secondary winding than there was in the primary winding → Step-Up Transformer
• how many times a part makes a complete turn in one minute → Revolutions per Minute (RPMs)
• device that works by electromagnetic induction, constructed with two separate windings wrapped around a common metal core to either step up or step down the voltage → Transformer
• invisible lines of force on a magnet, all magnets have both a north and a south pole, two north pole magnets sides will repel each other, in the same way that two south pole facing magnets will do the same; however, north and south poles will attract → Magnetic Field
• always electric, a motor uses power but does not produce it → Electric Motor
• in a fuel injector, the part that controls the injection area → Injector Nozzle