Physics · Electrical Measuring Instruments
What is the reason for displaying a negative reading (for example, -2.00 V) on a multimeter when measuring DC voltage across a battery?
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- 1The battery is overcharged above the rated value.
- 2The multimeter is faulty.
- 3The test leads are connected in reverse polarity.✓
- 4The battery is completely discharged.
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The test leads are connected in reverse polarity.
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