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Why Ammeter connect in series and voltmeter connect in parallel?
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Ammeter has a low resistance while a voltmeter has a high resistance
So, connecting an ammeter in series does not affect the amount of current coming out of the cell
Similarly, connecting a voltmeter in parallel makes sure that maximum current flows through the conductor instead of the voltmeter, which keeps the amount of current relatively same as before but the potential difference can be measured as it is the same across any two points
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Ammeter is used to find current, therefore max amount of current should flow through it which is possible when they're connected in series. And potential difference is found using the voltmeter through which min amount of current should flow which is why they're in parallel
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In series, the current is same all over the circuit thats why we ammeter to measure current.
In parallel, the potential difference is same all over the circuit thats why we use voltmeter to measure potential difference.
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In parallel, the potential difference is same all over the circuit thats why we use voltmeter to measure potential difference.
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