The voltage measured across a shorted component in a series circuit is equal to what?

Question

The voltage measured across a shorted component in a series circuit is equal to what?

Answer 1

will equal to nearly zero,

but depending on wt its shorted with!! if u mean wire then it will be of negligible resistance, vd = 0

Answer 2

Zero.

Answer 3

zero

voltage across any short anywhere is zero.

Answer 4

The voltage across a shorted componenet in a series circuit is equal to zero. Since voltage = current x resistance (V = I x R) and there is no current flowing through the shorted component then V = 0.

Answer 5

If the component is shorted, then the voltage across the device is zero volts.

Or whatever miniscule voltage drop is occuring across the shorting device.

Voltage = Current x (Resistance of shorting device)

Answer 6

Agreed.  Zero.

Answer 7

line voltage the amperage increases

after the fact guys you are all right my bad key being across shoted componenet not to ground sorry