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An auxiliary or interposing current transformer is fitted between a line transformer and its relay chiefly to
Answer: C
It adapts a standard five ampere secondary to a relay wanting some other current, or gives galvanic separation between schemes. It cannot improve the line transformer's own accuracy limit, and it adds a burden of its own rather than reducing one.
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