In the ohmmeter in the figure (Figure 1), M is a 2.50-mA meter of resistance 65.0. (A
Question:
In the ohmmeter in the figure (Figure 1), M is a 2.50-mA meter of resistance 65.0Ω. (A 2.50-mA meter deflects full scale when the current through it is 2.50 mA.) Battery B has an emf of 1.52 V and negligible internal resistance. R is so chosen that when the terminals a and b are shorted (Rx=0), the meter reads full scale. When a and b are open (Rx=∞), the meter reads zero.
Part A
What is the resistance of the resistor R?
Part B
What current indicates a resistance Rx of 200Ω?
Part C
What value of Rx corresponds to the meter deflection of 1/4 of full scale if the deflection is proportional to the current through the galvanometer?
Part D
What value of Rx corresponds to the meter deflection of 1/2 of full scale?
Part E
What value of Rx corresponds to the meter deflection of 3/4 of full scale?