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In the circuit shown, ammeter A, reads 10
mA, while voltmeter reads 3V. The cell of
emf 4V is ideal, but the ammeters and
voltmeter are non-ideal. Also, the ammeters
are identical. Then the reading of ammeter
20
A, (in mA) is
where n =
n

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In the circuit shown, ammeter A, reads 10mA, while voltmeter reads 3V. The cell ofemf 4V is ideal, but the ammeters andvoltmeter are non-ideal. Also, the ammetersare identical. Then the reading of ammeter20A, (in mA) iswhere n =n​

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In the circuit shown, ammeter A, reads 10
mA, while voltmeter reads 3V. The cell of
emf 4V is ideal, but the ammeters and
voltmeter are non-ideal. Also, the ammeters
are identical. Then the reading of ammeter
20
A, (in mA) is
where n =
n