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4) (a) In Fig. 2-21 determine the current through the meter, m. when a 20-2 resistor between terminals X and Y is measured on the R x 1 range. (b) Show that this same current flows through the meter movement when a 200-2 resistor is measured on the R x 10 range. (c) Show that the same current flows when a 2 k resistor is measured on the Rx 100 range. Rm - 2 ks E = 1.5 V R-102 R₁ = 28 k R = 20 x

4) (a) In Fig. 2-21 determine the current through the meter, m. when a 20-2 resistor between terminals X and Y is measured on the R x 1 range. (b) Show that this same current flows through the meter movement when a 200-2 resistor is measured on the R x 10 range. (c) Show that the same current flows when a 2 k resistor is measured on the Rx 100 range. Rm - 2 ks E = 1.5 V R-102 R₁ = 28 k R = 20 x

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4) (a) In Fig. 2-21 determine the current through the meter, m. when a 20-2 resistor between terminals X and Y is measured on the R x 1 range. (b) Show that this same current flows through the meter movement when a 200-2 resistor is measured on the R x 10 range. (c) Show that the same current flows when a 2 k resistor is measured on the Rx 100 range. Rm - 2 ks E = 1.5 V R-102 R₁ = 28 k R = 20 x
Transcribed Image Text:4) (a) In Fig. 2-21 determine the current through the meter, m. when a 20-2 resistor between terminals X and Y is measured on the R x 1 range. (b) Show that this same current flows through the meter movement when a 200-2 resistor is measured on the R x 10 range. (c) Show that the same current flows when a 2 k resistor is measured on the Rx 100 range. Rm - 2 ks E = 1.5 V R-102 R₁ = 28 k R = 20 x
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