Helppppp :*** In the circuit shown below, the internal resistanceof the voltage DMM1 is 0.5 MQ and that of thevoltage DMM2 is 1 MQ. Then, the voltage readingsof DMM1 and DMM2 are, respectively:COMDMM2100 ΚΩ10 V50 ΚΩDMM1coma. 6.66 V, 3.34 Vb. 7.1 V, 15.20 V3.33 V, 6.67 VС.d. 5.33 V, 4.67 V

R1 = 105 ohm R2 = 5×104 ohm resistance of DMM2 = 106 ohm

In the circuit shown below, the internal resistance of the voltage DMM1 is 0.5 M2 and that of the voltage DMM2 is 1 M2. Then, the voltage readings of DMM1 and DMM2 are, respectively: COM DMM2- 100 KN 10 V 50 ΚΩ DMM1 com а. 6.66 V, 3.34 V b. 7.1 V, 15.20 V с. 3.33 V, 6.67 V d. 5.33 V, 4.67 V

In the circuit shown below, the internal resistance of the voltage DMM1 is 0.5 M2 and that of the voltage DMM2 is 1 M2. Then, the voltage readings of DMM1 and DMM2 are, respectively: COM DMM2- 100 KN 10 V 50 ΚΩ DMM1 com а. 6.66 V, 3.34 V b. 7.1 V, 15.20 V с. 3.33 V, 6.67 V d. 5.33 V, 4.67 V

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Chapter32: Inductance

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In the circuit shown below, the internal resistance
of the voltage DMM1 is 0.5 MQ and that of the
voltage DMM2 is 1 MQ. Then, the voltage readings
of DMM1 and DMM2 are, respectively:
COM
DMM2
100 ΚΩ
10 V
50 ΚΩ
DMM1
com
a. 6.66 V, 3.34 V
b. 7.1 V, 15.20 V
3.33 V, 6.67 V
С.
d. 5.33 V, 4.67 V

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