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Author: Herman
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Chapter 60, Problem 9SQ

Refer to the circuit shown in Figure 60–16. If a voltmeter is connected across the normally open forward push button, the meter should indicate a voltage value of

  1. a. 0 volt.
  2. b. 30 volts.
  3. c. 60 volts.
  4. d. 120 volts.
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