In a strain measuring device using a strain gauge, the output quantity is voltag

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In a strain measuring device using a strain gauge, the output quantity is
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A. voltage
B. resistance
C. impedance
D. either (a) or (b)

Correct Answer

voltage

Explanation

The measurement is done using an unbalanced bridge.

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