7. How does the multimeter/voltmeter have to connect to the battery in order to provide an indication? What does this tell us about multimeter/voltmeter use and the nature of voltage? 8. Is there such a thing as voltage "at" a single point? 9. What would you say about a piece of wire if the ohmmeter needle didn't move at all when the probes were connected to opposite ends?

7. How does the multimeter/voltmeter have to connect to the battery in order to provide an indication? What does this tell us about multimeter/voltmeter use and the nature of voltage? 8. Is there such a thing as voltage "at" a single point? 9. What would you say about a piece of wire if the ohmmeter needle didn't move at all when the probes were connected to opposite ends?

EBK ELECTRICAL WIRING RESIDENTIAL

19th Edition

ISBN:9781337516549

Author:Simmons

Publisher:Simmons

Chapter27: Service-entrance Equipment

Section: Chapter Questions

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