A. reduces weight per kVA
B. reduces iron losses
C. reduces copper losses
D. increases part load efficiency
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This answer is D
In addition, higher flux density in the transformer design reduces the size of the transformer itself, as the same amount of power can be achieved with a smaller size, saving space and money.
Finally, the transformer design with higher flux density also offers greater flexibility, as the same transformer can be used to power multiple applications, resulting in lower costs and increased performance.