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Problem 30817.
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There is a voltmeter with a resistance of 2 kOhm designed for measuring potential differences up to 30 V, the scale is divided into 150 divisions. What resistance R should be taken and how to turn it on so that this voltmeter can measure potential differences up to 75 V? How will the division value of the voltmeter change?
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