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velaga sainath
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03/19/2012 5:59 AM

I find transformers of different structures used for various purposes,can we use only one type of transformers for various purposes???
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03/19/2012 6:15 AM

If we did, we may find over- or under-engineering, and we may find unecomomically large and small structures, and faults.

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03/20/2012 9:39 AM

Maybe we should all drive 18 wheel trucks. That would be an all purpose vehicle wouldn't it? Imagine the parking lots!]

Ooh, Ooh what about handicap parking......?

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