An ammeter has a resistance of G ohm and a range of ‘i’ ampere. The value of resistance used in parallel, to convert into an ammeter of range ‘ni’ ampere is
A
nG
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B
(n−1)G
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C
G/n
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D
G/(n−1)
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Solution
The correct option is DG/(n−1) V=iR =iG Now, a resistance R is connected in parallel to G So, equivalent resistance =RGR+G So, with same potential V=i1Reqn iG=(in)(RGR+G) R+G=nR R=Gn−1