In the circuit shown here, the ammeter A reads 5A and the voltmeter V reads 20V.The correct value of resistance R is
a)exactly 4 ohm
b) slightly greater than 4 ohm
c)slightly less than 4 ohm
Please explain in detail and give solution. please give some example questions similar in concept with the question i asked.
In the circuit shown here, the ammeter A reads 5A and the voltmeter V reads 20V.The correct value of resistance R is
a)exactly 4 ohm
b) slightly greater than 4 ohm
c)slightly less than 4 ohm
Please explain in detail and give solution. please give some example questions similar in concept with the question i asked.
Asked by Divyaa | 7th Oct, 2016, 06:53: PM
Expert Answer:
Answered by Abhijeet Mishra | 10th Oct, 2016, 01:36: PM
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