Answer: option D
Explanation: students will need to make the ammeter a component built into their circuit so that electron flow through it to measure the current, by doing so, they have to connect the ammeter in series with the resistor hence making the same value of current flow through both the ammeter and the resistor.
The value of current on the ammeter is the value of current in the resistor which is the value of current flowing in the circuit as a whole.
I believe if your looking for true or false answer, that the answer is true
Entropy is randomness.
It mostly applies to gas particles because they move around randomly and freely
Explanation :
An electrical circuit can be either connected in series or parallel.
Series combination: The current flowing in each resistor is the same and the equivalent resistance is given by :
Parallel combination: The voltage for all components in the parallel combination is the same. The equivalent resistance is given by :
So, our of given options the correct one is (b) because the current flowing in both the resistors is the same.
