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measured-circuit/
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/whats-the-point-of-a-voltmeter-having-a-hi
gh-internal-resistance.766003/
http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/210020/why-do-voltmeters-and-ammeters
-have-high-and-low-resistance-respectively

https://www.quora.com/Why-should-we-add-a-high-resistance-in-series-with-the-gal
vanometer-while-converting-the-galvanometer-into-a-voltmeter
http://www.furryelephant.com/content/electricity/voltage-current/voltmeter-in-se
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if ammeter has non-negligible resistance Rtotal increases so current in r and R

is same so no affect on r and emf is unchanged.
Voltmeter with low resistance means that since voltmeter is connected in paralle
l current divides and there will be a voltage drop so affects volts lost at r an
d hence emf.

For the ammeter: the actual load connected to the cell doesn't matter. All you'r
e measuring is the current through the cell and the p.d. across the terminals. S
ince you're changing the load anyway, an ammeter with non-negligible resistance
would just give you slightly shifted values on the V / I graph. The magnitude of
the gradient (which gives you internal resistance) would be the same, as well a
s the intercept on the y axis (e.m.f.).
For the voltmeter: a voltmeter with low resistance would draw current from the c
ell. The measurement of current through the cell wouldn't be accurate (because c
urrent splits in parallel) so you'd get the wrong results.
EDIT: Are there any alternatives to past papers considering how different Unit 1
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