WHY AN AMMETER IS CONNECTED FROM POSITIVE TERMINAL TO POSITIVE TERMINAL ?

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We always connect ammeter in the series in the circuit.
Therefore in series positive terminal of the ammeter is the connected to the positive terminal of the battery.

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WHY AN AMMETER IS CONNECTED FROM POSITIVE TERMINAL TO POSITIVE TERMINAL ?

We always connect ammeter in the series in the circuit. Therefore in series positive terminal of the ammeter is the connected to the positive terminal of the battery.

We always connect ammeter in the series in the circuit.
Therefore in series positive terminal of the ammeter is the connected to the positive terminal of the battery.