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Preston is checking a voltage of a plug and by mistake instead of touching the black probe to the battery negative , he touches it to the metal case of the plug. What happens?

Preston is checking a voltage of a plug and by mistake instead of touching the black probe to the battery negative , he touches it to the metal case of the plug. What happens?
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Preston is checking a voltage of a plug and by mistake instead of touching the black probe to the battery negative , he touches it to the metal case of the plug. What happens?

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Nothing

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he gets an accurate voltage reading. hope will help

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