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For qn d , why are the 3 voltmeter readings different?

For qn d , why are the 3 voltmeter readings different?
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For qn d , why are the 3 voltmeter readings different?

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V1 and V2 are measuring the voltage between the same 2 places, so they read the same. V3 is connected to one of those same places, but it's other end is a different place, and it measures a different voltage.
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