Prove that the true resistance R is given by where R - V/ is the measured resist

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Prove that the true resistance R is given by where R - V/ is the measured resistance as given by the voltmeter and ammeter readings for measurements done by the arrangement in Fig. 21.2 or Fig. 21.5b. is the true resistance larger or smaller than the apparent resistance? stance: Ammeter-Voltmeter Methods and Wheatstone Bridge Met rams for experimental procedures for ammeter-voltmeter methods For example, if the meter has a resistance of 1000 Ohm and the fall-scale reading of a particular range in 3 - 3000 Ohm. The resistan

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