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Question 10.4: The nameplate of a distribution transformer indicates 250 kV...

The nameplate of a distribution transformer indicates 250 kVA, 60 Hz, primary 4160 V, secondary 480 V.
a. Calculate the nominal primary and secondary currents.
b. If we apply 2000 V to the 4160 V primary, can we still draw 250 kVA from the transformer?

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