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Answer, 5-02 and 2*485 ohms respectively. Note, — Students are occasionally confused by the fact that a shunt of given resistance is called by some persons a y^th shunt and by others a ^th shunt ^ j Digitized by VjOOQIC \ Branch Circuits and Shunts, 89 When a given shunt is called a ^th shunt it means that resistance of shunt i u 4. u •*. • n j — ; — . — =4, but when it is called a resistance of galvanometer T^th shunt, reference is made to the fact that current in galvanometer _^ ^ current in ...main line "" ^^* (18.) It is required to reduce the sensibility of a galva- nometer of 375 ohms resistance a hundredfold. What must be the resistance of the shunt ? Answer, '0379 ohm nearly. .. (19-) A galvanometer whose resistance was 5000 ohms was shunted by a shunt of 50*5 ohms resistance ; but, in order to compensate for the diminished resistance of the galvanometer, an additional resistance was introduced into the circuit How great was it ? Answer 4950 ohms. (20.) If the shunt to a galvanometer of 236 ohms resist- ance reduced its sensibility to ^J^th, what additional resistance would have to be introduced into the circuit so as to com- pensate for the reduced resistance of the galvanometer ?
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