Engine_2014 : Electricity - 86/2299
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| A switchboard ammeter indicates a reading slightly above 'zero' when the leads are disconnected. What is this caused by? |
| A) mechanical misalignment of the meter pointer |
| B) a poor ground for the meter case |
| C) static electricity in the air |
| D) capacitors inside the meter storing charges |
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