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I have such a question in my physics book:
There are 2 statements below. Choose a if the second statement is an explanation of the first statement; otherwise, choose b :
1. Ammeter has a very small resistance.
2. The current in the circuit can be said negligibly affected when the ammeter is connected in series with it correctly.
I thought the answer should be b , as I thought that statement 1 should be the explanation of statement 2, not vice versa. But the answer said is a . Why?
There are 2 statements below. Choose a if the second statement is an explanation of the first statement; otherwise, choose b :
1. Ammeter has a very small resistance.
2. The current in the circuit can be said negligibly affected when the ammeter is connected in series with it correctly.
I thought the answer should be b , as I thought that statement 1 should be the explanation of statement 2, not vice versa. But the answer said is a . Why?