Select all of the statements that are true for using the Digital Multi-meter: Group of answer choices For voltage and resistance measurements the test leads are placed in the same connections, common (or - ) and V (also Ω). There is a no difference between the DC and AC Voltage setting. To measure resistance the dial must be set to Ω. To measure DC voltage the dial must be set to V DC. It's OK to measure resistance with the circuit powered. You will get the correct measurement for resistance if the resistor is measured in a circuit.

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Emerson Shelton

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15 May, 08:15

Select all of the statements that are true for using the Digital Multi-meter: Group of answer choices For voltage and resistance measurements the test leads are placed in the same connections, common (or - ) and V (also Ω). There is a no difference between the DC and AC Voltage setting. To measure resistance the dial must be set to Ω. To measure DC voltage the dial must be set to V DC. It's OK to measure resistance with the circuit powered. You will get the correct measurement for resistance if the resistor is measured in a circuit.

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Kiana Whitehead · Answer 1

1. For voltage and resistance measurements the test leads are placed in the same connections, common (or - ) and V (also Ω)

2. To measure resistance the dial must be set to Ω

3. To measure DC voltage the dial must be set to V

Explanation:

From the given statements the true statements are:

1. For voltage and resistance measurements the test leads are placed in the same connections, common (or - ) and V (also Ω) because the voltage remains same in parallel connection

2. To measure resistance the dial must be set to Ω

because the SI unit of resistance is Ω. Hence, it is to be measured in Ω

3. To measure DC voltage the dial must be set to V

because the SI unit of voltage is Volts denoted by V