Question

Identify the true statements about checking resistors with an ohmmeter. (Check all that apply.) Multiple select question. When checking resistance in a circuit, there should not be any parallel resistance paths. When checking resistance in a circuit, there should be parallel resistance paths present. The ohmmeter leads are connected across the resistance to be measured. An ohmmeter has its own voltage source.

Answer 1

Please find the answer in the explanation.

Explanation: To Identify the true statements about checking resistors with an ohmmeter,

When checking resistance in a circuit, there should be parallel resistance paths present. Because any circuit or resistors to be measured has to be shunted. That is connecting it in parallel so that small amounts of current can pass through the circuit.

The ohmmeter leads are connected across the resistance to be measured. An ohmmeter has its own voltage source.

The ohmmeter makes use of batteries as power source.