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It is desired to measure the voltage across a 50 K resistor which is connected in...

It is desired to measure the voltage across a 50 K resistor which is connected in series with a 100 K resistor and a 150 V supply. Two voltmeters are available: V1: S = 1000, range = 50 V V2: S = 20000, range = 50 V Calculate: (1) the reading of each meter (2) the error in each reading

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