How would the reading of the voltmeter change if it is connected between B and C in the circuit shown below ?

circuit in link below

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How would the reading of the voltmeter change if it is connected between B and C in the circuit shown below ?

circuit in link below





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anonymous · Answer

it doesn't work

festinger · Answer

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radar · Answer

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masumanwar · Answer

voltmeter measure potential difference between any two point in the electric circuit is measured directly fall potential method

radar · Answer

If you connect a low impedance voltmeter, say a 10,000 Ohms per volt, you will load a high impedance circuit causing a reduction in the voltage indicated by the voltmeter.  Use a high impedance voltmeter for voltage measurements for more accurate readings and prevent excessive loading of a circuit.