To measure the applied power supply voltage to the electrical circuit, – McqOptions

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1.	To measure the applied power supply voltage to the electrical circuit, the voltmeter should be placed
A.	In series with the circuit that works from the supply
B.	Between the positive pole of the supply and the circuit working from the supply
C.	Between the negative pole of the supply and the circuit working from the supply
D.	In parallel with the circuit that works from the supply
Answer» E.

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