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In the circuit shown, the reading of the voltmeter V is-
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12V
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8V
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20V
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16V
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Solution

The correct option is A 12V
Let us assume voltmeter is ideal:- It means voltmeter has infinite resistance and current will not flow in voltmeter.
Req in upper branch = Req in lower branch. So current will get equally divided in both branches.
VAVB=4×1(i)VAVD=16×1 (ii)
Subtract 2 and 1
VBVD=12V
A voltmeter will read 12V

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