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Why does an ammeter have a very small resistance?
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High School (9–10)
Electricity & Magnetism › Current Electricity
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Why does an ammeter have a very small resistance?
So that joining it in series hardly changes the current it measures
So that it can be joined in parallel
So that it stores charge
So that it gives a larger reading
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