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21 January, 22:02

What is the voltage measured with a voltmeter across a wire in a circuit?

a) the voltage is the same as the voltage across the power source

b) the voltage is half of the voltage of the power source

c) the voltag is zero

d) a voltmeter cannot measure the voltage across a wire

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