Which one of the following quantities is not measured by avometer?
Correct answer: A. Charge
- A. Charge
- B. Current
- C. Resistance
- D. Potential difference
Explanation
An avometer (multimeter) can measure current, resistance, and potential difference, but it does not directly measure electric charge. Charge measurements usually require other specialized instruments or methods.
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