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What Should I Choose ___________________ A. for Decreasing Resistance in a Circuit. (Resistors in Series / Resistors in Parallel) B. for Getting Protection from Electric Current. (Nickel / Ebonite) - Science and Technology 1

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प्रश्न

What should I choose ___________________

a. for decreasing resistance in a circuit.
(Resistors in series / Resistors in parallel)

b. for getting protection from electric current.
(Nickel / Ebonite)

c. to measure the current in the circuit?
(Ammeter/ Voltmeter) 
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उत्तर

I should choose

  1. Resistors in parallel for decreasing resistance in a circuit.
  2. Ebonite for getting protection from electric current.
  3. Ammeter to measure the current in the circuit.
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