2.52 In the voltage divider circuit of Figure 2.12 let v/ = 5.000 V, R₁ = 200 kN, and R₂ = 300 ks. (a) What reading will a voltmeter with input resistance R = 1 MS2 yield when connected across R₁? Across R₂? (b) If an ammeter with R¡ = 10 k2 is connected in series with the source, what reading will it yield? How much voltage will it develop?

2.52 In the voltage divider circuit of Figure 2.12 let v/ = 5.000 V, R₁ = 200 kN, and R₂ = 300 ks. (a) What reading will a voltmeter with input resistance R = 1 MS2 yield when connected across R₁? Across R₂? (b) If an ammeter with R¡ = 10 k2 is connected in series with the source, what reading will it yield? How much voltage will it develop?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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