Physics, 20.03.2020 23:22 pr47723

One final time, imagine returning to the ideal ammeter, voltmeter and wires. The battery retains its internal resistance. Now imagine swapping the ammeter and the voltmeter. Assume that the ideal ammeter is able to handle the large current that will flow through it without breaking (note that the battery's internal resistance prevents the current from being infinite). What will the voltmeter read?

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