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12. Calculate the potential difference that would be shown by the voltmeters shown in the circuits below. PLEASE ANSWER FAST ​
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12. Calculate the potential difference that would be shown by the voltmeters shown in the circuits below. PLEASE ANSWER FAST ​

12. Calculate the potential difference that would be shown by the voltmeters shown-example-1
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Answer: It is D

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Divide the potential difference by the current to obtain the wire resistance. 20. Power A circuit has 12 of resistance and is connected to a 12-V battery.

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