Example-4Thank you A voltmeter with sensitivity of 1kO /V to measure the voltage at the ends of the R3 resistorin the circuit shown is being used.R1R21k1kE1E3VR32kE26Va) Calculate the voltage at the ends of R3 resistor when the voltmeter is not connected tothe circuit.b) Find the voltage at the ends of the R3 resistor and the relative error amount when thevoltmeter is in the 2.5V range.c) When the voltmeter is in the 1V range, find the voltage at the ends of the R3 resistor andthe relative error amount.

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A voltmeter with sensitivity of 1kQ / V to measure the voltage at the ends of the R3 resistor in the circuit shown is being used.

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Problem 11PP: In an R-L parallel circuit, ET=208 volts, R=2.4k, and XL=1.8k. Find IT.

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A voltmeter with sensitivity of 1kO /V to measure the voltage at the ends of the R3 resistor
in the circuit shown is being used.
R1
R2
1k
1k
E1E
3V
R3
2k
E2
6V
a) Calculate the voltage at the ends of R3 resistor when the voltmeter is not connected to
the circuit.
b) Find the voltage at the ends of the R3 resistor and the relative error amount when the
voltmeter is in the 2.5V range.
c) When the voltmeter is in the 1V range, find the voltage at the ends of the R3 resistor and
the relative error amount.

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