If the potential difference V is to be measured across the whole circuit, then across which 2 points will the - Physics - Electricity

Question

If the potential difference V is to be measured across the whole
circuit, then across which 2 points will the voltmeter be connected
in parallel? Draw a circuit diagram to illustrate the same

Vaibhav Tiwari · Accepted Answer

Dear Student,
A voltmeter is always connected in parallel in the circuit to
measure the potential difference between two points It is because
for measuring the voltage across some load in circuit the voltmeter
must draw zero current, so voltmeter has a high value of resistance
and is connected in parallel so that it draws no value of
current

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If the potential difference V is to be measured across the whole circuit, then across which 2 points will the voltmeter be connected in parallel? Draw a circuit diagram to illustrate the same.