What will be change in reading of voltmeter when reading in ammeter increase?
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{ Voltmeter : Increases (^) }
Justification of the answer;
• According to Ohm's Law ;. 'The potential difference across two ends of a current carrying conductor is directly proportional to the intensity of current flowing through it, provided at constant Temperature.'
• I.e, V= I×R
• Since potential difference across the two ends of a conductor is directly proportional to the intensity of current flowing through it ,it is clear that whenever the intensity of Current Increases the voltage increases too or vice versa.
Justification of the answer;
• According to Ohm's Law ;. 'The potential difference across two ends of a current carrying conductor is directly proportional to the intensity of current flowing through it, provided at constant Temperature.'
• I.e, V= I×R
• Since potential difference across the two ends of a conductor is directly proportional to the intensity of current flowing through it ,it is clear that whenever the intensity of Current Increases the voltage increases too or vice versa.
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reading in voltmeter increases^...
because we know V=IR.
where I=current A
so V~I
because we know V=IR.
where I=current A
so V~I
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