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What happens to range of ammeter if the value of shunt connected decreases?

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Range of the ammeter will increase

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We know shunt resistance will be connected in parallel with ammeter so when we decrease shunt resistance the more current will pass through shunt resistance and less current will pass through ammeter.Hence range of the ammeter will increase.

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