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In the circuits shown below, the readings of the voltmeters and the ammeters will be

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a
V2>V1 and i1>i2
b
V2>V1 and i1=i2
c
V1=V2 and i1>i2
d
V1=V2 and i1=i2
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Correct option is D

Ideal voltmeters have infinite resistance connected in series hence the current through them will be zero. Hence current through 10Ω will be same in both the cases. Hence current and voltages are same giving the readings same.

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