Kindly answer question #5. Questions B:1. Does this change the meter's indication at all?- Suppose the meter is connected across the resistor and now its probe direction willbe reversed, in both the condition meter will display same number. A resistor is alinear element it will show same behavior from both directions. Therefore, if the testprobe connection is reversed there will be no changes in meter indication.2. What does this tell us about the resistance of a resistor / resistive component?- From results above, we can say resistor is a linear element which allows current inboth directions, if it were a non linear element such as diode in such case diode forone connection of probe will show zero resistance and for reverse connection infiniteresistance. Therefore, above experiment shows the linearity & bi-directional nature ofresistor/resistive component.3. What happens when you only touch one probe to the resistor / resistive component?- If we touch only one probe to the resistor / resistive component then multimeter willnot be able to measure the resistance of resistor / resistive component. It happenedso because touching only one probe of multimeter with the resistor doesn't make thecircuit complete. Without any completion of the circuit, it is impossible to measure theresistance of resistive component.4. What does this tell us about the nature of resistance, and how it is measured?- Resistor is a bilateral element in which current flows only when circuit is complete.The resistance is measured by touching both probes of multimeter. It calculates VIvalue by passing current. Hence VII is resistance.5. How does this compare with voltage measurement, and what happened when we tried tomeasure battery voltage by touching only one probe to the battery?

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5. How does this compare with voltage measurement, and what happened when we tried to measure battery voltage by touching only one probe to the battery?