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is it advicable to attempt such big question in the exam?
3 years ago by
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Effectively, the questioner wants us to calculate the current through galvanometer meter required for fullscale deflection. Am I right? V Rama Rao
4 years ago by vrama rao
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When the shunt is gone, the entire current must go through the galvanometer as the alternate pathway for excess current is removed.Please explain, will you? V Rama Rao, physics enthusiast
4 years ago by vrama rao
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