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As shown in figures "B" and "C" of the illustration, what should be the switch position and which test lead terminal jacks should be used if your intent is to perform an audible continuity test? See illustration EL-0047.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Figure B links each numbered switch position to a specific measurement function symbol. • Figure C shows which jack labeling corresponds to ohms / continuity / diode versus amps. • The audible continuity test uses the speaker / sound-wave symbol, not the voltage or current symbols.

💭 Think About

• In Figure B, which switch position number is associated with the same speaker / sound-wave icon that appears on the meter display in Figure A? • Looking at Figure C, which pair of jacks is marked for Ω / continuity / diode measurements rather than for mA or A current measurements? • After identifying the correct switch position and the correct jack pair, which answer choice matches both of those together?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify that the chosen switch position number in Figure B has the continuity sound-wave symbol next to it, not just the Ω symbol alone. • Confirm that the test leads for continuity must go into the COM jack and the jack labeled with V / Ω / diode / continuity symbols, not into either of the current (mA or A) jacks. • Make sure the final choice you consider matches both the correct switch position and the correct jack numbers as labeled in Figure C.

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