Figure 3.37 shows three resistors are Figure 3.37 shows three resistors connected in parallel. are 6 V A, 30 2 60 2 A 20 2 Figure 3.37 Calculate the ratio of reading of ammeter A, to reading of ammeter A,. C4

Figure 3.37 shows three resistors are Figure 3.37 shows three resistors connected in parallel. are 6 V A, 30 2 60 2 A 20 2 Figure 3.37 Calculate the ratio of reading of ammeter A, to reading of ammeter A,. C4

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Chapter21: Circuits And Dc Instruments

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4. Figure 3.37 shows three resistors are
4. Figure 3.37 shows three resistors are
connected in parallel.
6 V
A,
30 Ω
60 2
A,
20 Ω
Figure 3.37
Calculate the ratio of reading of ammeter A.
to reading of ammeter A,.
C4

Figure 3.36 shows three resistors connected
in parallel in a circuit.
12 V
A,
92
A,
30 2
45 2
A,
Figure 3.36
Calculate the readings of ammeters A,, A,
and Az.
C3

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