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1 point When measuring the voltage across a resistor the voltmeter is placed in parallel with the resistor as shown in the circuit diagram below. The voltmeter is indicated by the V inside a circle and labeled "Voltage probe" DC power supply + resistor current probe voltage probe Which statement best explains why the voltmeter has a negligible effect on the circuit it is measuring? O The voltmeter has a high internal resistance, so much less current passes through it than the parallel resistor. O The voltmeter has a low internal resistance, so much less current passes through it than the parallel resistor. The voltmeter has a high internal resistance, so much more current passes through it than the parallel resistor. OO The voltmeter has a low internal resistance, so much more current passes through it than the parallel resistor