A high-resistance voltmeter reads 3.0V when connected across the terminals of a battery on open circuit and 2.6V when the battery supplies a current of 0.2A...

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A high-resistance voltmeter reads 3.0V when connected across the terminals of a battery on open circuit and 2.6V when the battery supplies a current of 0.2A through a lamp. The resistance of lamp is

2.00\(\Omega\)

13.00\(\Omega\)

0.52\(\Omega\)

0.13\(\Omega\)

1.50\(\Omega\)

Electrostatics

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