Charge uk iPad in USA

iPad - power. Based in UK 220/240v power. Going to USA 110v power. Is there a  built in transformer in the iPad or iPad cable? 
I.e. Can I just use a plug adapter to accommodate the different plug point/prongs? Grateful for any clarification, thank you!

The charger included with the iPad is multi-voltage capable (100-240vAC @ 50-60hZ). You will simply need a plug adapter.

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