On plugging the key the voltmeter/ammeter is likely to be damaged in the circuit shown in figure
The result will be as shown in diagram

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The correct option is A B
Voltmeter should be connected in parallel in a circuit.

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On plugging the key the voltmeter/ammeter is likely to be damaged in the circuit shown in figureThe result will be as shown in diagram

The correct option is A BVoltmeter should be connected in parallel in a circuit.

On plugging the key the voltmeter/ammeter is likely to be damaged in the circuit shown in figure
The result will be as shown in diagram

The correct option is A B
Voltmeter should be connected in parallel in a circuit.