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uzair_ha91
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I've seen some images of potential dividers in which the battery terminals are reversed, e.g. the normal case is this::
http://www.antonine-education.co.uk/New_items/DIG/Potential_Divider.gif
So will it still work if the battery terminals were reversed here and input voltage goes directly to R2 and the voltmeter combination instead of going across R1? (i.e. the current goes to R2 first and then R1 where we calculate the output voltage) Please explain!
http://www.antonine-education.co.uk/New_items/DIG/Potential_Divider.gif
So will it still work if the battery terminals were reversed here and input voltage goes directly to R2 and the voltmeter combination instead of going across R1? (i.e. the current goes to R2 first and then R1 where we calculate the output voltage) Please explain!
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