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Resistors in Series and Parallel

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In the following circuit diagram, what is the value recorded by the voltmeter if the potential across the diode is $1 V$ and both ammeter and voltmeter are ideal?

A

4.5 V

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5.5 V

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C

3.2 V

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8.4 V

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The correct option is A 4.5 V

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