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Consider a moving coil galvanometer G and two resistor `R_1 = 5000` ohm and `R_2 = 0.1` ohm.
To convert the galvanometer in to ammeter :

A

`R_1 ` is connected in series with G

B

`R_1` is connected in parallel with G

C

`R_2` is connected in series with G

D

`R_2` is connected in parallel with G

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