28) A voltmeter having a F.S.D. of 150 V, and a sensitivity of 2.5 kQ /V and internal resistance of 375 kQ is used to measure voltage V1 as shown in circuit. Determine (a) the true value of voltage V1, and (b) the measured value of voltage V1 with voltmeter between A and B. 65 kS2 A 70 KS2 B 150 V

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28) A voltmeter having a F.S.D. of 150 V, and a sensitivity of 2.5 kQ /V and
internal resistance of 375 kO is used to measure voltage V1 as shown in
circuit. Determine (a) the true value of voltage V1, and (b) the measured
value of voltage V1 with voltmeter between A and B.
65 kS2
70 kS2 B
V1
150 V
Transcribed Image Text:28) A voltmeter having a F.S.D. of 150 V, and a sensitivity of 2.5 kQ /V and internal resistance of 375 kO is used to measure voltage V1 as shown in circuit. Determine (a) the true value of voltage V1, and (b) the measured value of voltage V1 with voltmeter between A and B. 65 kS2 70 kS2 B V1 150 V
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