Question: A milliammeter of resistance 100Ω is connected in series with a circuit. Its power consumption is 0.1 mW. Supposing it is replaced with a milliammeter of 200Ω resistance the power consumption will be
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MCQ: A milliammeter of resistance 100Ω is connected in series with a circuit. Its power consumption is 0.1 mW. Supposing it is replaced with a milliammeter of 200Ω resistance the power consumption will be
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A. 0.2 mW
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