A galvanometer having internal resistanc...

A galvanometer having internal resistance `10 Omega` requires 0.01A for a full scale deflection to convert this galvanometer to a voltmeter of full scale deflection at 120V we need to connect a resistance of

`11990 Omega` in series

`11990 Omega` in parallel

`12010 Omega` in series

`12010 Omega` in parallel

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