If the primary-to-secondary turns ratio of an ideal transformer increases while the secondary voltage is held fixed, what happens to the primary voltage?

If the primary-to-secondary turns ratio of an ideal transformer increases while the secondary voltage is held fixed, what happens to the primary voltage?

• A. The primary voltage stays the same.
• B. The primary voltage increases proportionally.
• C. The primary voltage decreases.
• D. The primary voltage becomes zero.

Answer: (B)