Why is the coil of a ballistic galvanometer wound on a non- metallic f – McqOptions

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1.	Why is the coil of a ballistic galvanometer wound on a non- metallic former?
A.	To minimise damping when high resistance is connected in series
B.	To maximise damping when high resistance is connected in series
C.	To minimise damping when high resistance is connected in parallel
D.	To maximise damping when high resistance is connected in parallel
Answer» B. To maximise damping when high resistance is connected in series

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