Physics, asked by swaranDeshmukh, 1 year ago

what is resistance of an ideal voltmeter

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Answered by TPS

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The resistance of an ideal voltmeter is infinity(∞).

Answered by ashlee

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For an ideal and undisputed voltmeter the resistance is infinity.

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