a.Andre Marie Ampereb.Georg Ohm10. A galvanometer has a resistance of 10 a and deflects full scate for a current of100 mA. To convert this galvanometer into a voltmeter reading 100 V full scale:a.connect 900 o jn seriesb.connect 990 n in parallel11. Which circuit shows the correct way of measuring the total current andthe voltage acroSs the resistor R?C.MIChael Farauayd.James WattG.connect 1,000 n in seriesd.connect 1,000 n in parallelWOOa.C.d.12. The standard symbol for a cell isa.b.d. (C

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D.Geory Un 10. A galvanometer has a resistance of 10 n and deflects full scale for a current of 100 mA. To convert this galvanometer into a voltmeter reading 100 V full scale: a.connect 900 o jn series b.connect 990 a in parallel 11. Which circuit shows the correct way of measuring the total current and the voltage across the resistor R? G.connect 1,000 n jn series d.connect 1,000 n in parallel (V) C. d. )-A 12. The standard symbol for a cell is a. b. d. (C

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