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A voltmeter of range 5V is to be converted into an ammeter of range 10 mA. If the resistance of voltmeter is `1 k Omega`, then the resistance which should be connected in parallel with it is

A

`0.2 k Omega`

B

`0.5 k Omega`

C

`0.8 k Omega`

D

`1.0 k Omega`.

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