Question #189374

a voltmeter v of 23 k ohm resistance in series with a resistor r across a 230v supply reads 92v. calculate the value of the resistor r 


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Expert's answer
2021-05-06T17:06:03-0400


Given :

Resistance of Voltmeter=R=RV=23k=23kΩ\Omega

Reading of voltmeter = Potential difference across the voltmeter =92V=92V

External source is applied of voltage =230V=230V

So Potential difference across resistance r will be =230V92V=138V= 230V-92V= 138V

To calculate the value of resistance r

from Diagram

Current through the voltmeter and resistance r will be


I=230VRv+rI= \frac{230V}{R_v + r} by Ohm's Law

Now potential difference across voltmeter = reading of voltmeter =92V=92V =IRv= IR_v =230RVRv+r= \frac{230R_V}{R_v+r}

after putting value of RRv

    \implies rRv=230921\frac{r}{R_v} = \frac{230}{92}-1

    r=1.5×Rv\implies r = 1.5 \times R_v = 34500Ω34500\Omega

Final answer

The value of resistance r connected in series with voltmeter is 34.5kΩ34.5k\Omega .


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