Two multimeters A and B have sensitivities of $$\frac{{10{\text{k}}\Omega }}{{\text{V}}}$$ and $$\frac{{30{\text{k}}\Omega }}{{\text{V}}}$$ respectively. Then ___________.

Multimeter A is more sensitive
Multimeter B is more sensitive
Both are equally sensitive
None of the above

The correct answer is: B. Multimeter B is more sensitive.

Multimeter A has a sensitivity of $\frac{{10{\text{k}}\Omega }}{{\text{V}}}$, which means that it requires a 10 kΩ input impedance to measure a 1 V input signal. Multimeter B has a sensitivity of $\frac{{30{\text{k}}\Omega }}{{\text{V}}}$, which means

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that it requires a 30 kΩ input impedance to measure a 1 V input signal. Therefore, multimeter B is more sensitive than multimeter A.

A more sensitive multimeter will have a lower input impedance. This means that it will draw less current from the circuit being measured, which can reduce measurement errors.

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