NDA_GAT_Mock_Test_01_Q11

Question:

Which one of the following statements is NOT correct?

Which one of the following statements is NOT correct?

Options:

  • a) An ammeter is always connected in series in the circuit to measure the current.
  • b) A voltmeter is always connected to parallel in a circuit to measure the voltage.
  • c) A voltmeter has a high resistance and an ammeter has a low resistance.
  • d) A voltmeter has a low resistance and an ammeter has a high resistance.
  • a) An ammeter is always connected in series in the circuit to measure the current.
  • b) A voltmeter is always connected to parallel in a circuit to measure the voltage.
  • c) A voltmeter has a high resistance and an ammeter has a low resistance.
  • d) A voltmeter has a low resistance and an ammeter has a high resistance.

correct answer : d)

Explanation:

A voltmeter has a very high resistance and is always connected in parallel. An ammeter has nearly zero resistance and is connected in series. Therefore statement (d) is incorrect.

A voltmeter has a very high resistance and is always connected in parallel. An ammeter has nearly zero resistance and is connected in series. Therefore statement (d) is incorrect.

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