MCQ
A voltmeter essentially consists of
- ✓A high resistance, in series with a galvanometer
- BA low resistance, in series with a galvanometer
- CA high resistance in parallel with a galvanometer
- DA low resistance in parallel with a galvanometer
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
A high resistance, in series with a galvanometer
(a)
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