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An ammeter has resistance `R_(0)` and range l what resistance should be connected in parallel with it to increase its range by nl ?

A

`R_0//n`

B

`R_0//(n-1)`

C

`R_0(n+1)`

D

`R_0(n+1)`

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B
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