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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 test a capacitor using the capacitance test function?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Look at the measurement function table in figure B and find which switch position includes the capacitor symbol (two parallel lines). • In figure C, identify which jack labels match the symbols used for ohms / diode / capacitance versus the jacks labeled for current (mA or A). • Remember that capacitance is measured like voltage or resistance (high impedance), not like current, so you usually do NOT use the high-current jacks.

💭 Think About

• Which numbered switch position in figure B contains the Ω symbol together with the capacitor symbol? That is the position that provides the capacitance test function. • On the jack panel in figure C, which jack has the same symbols (V, Ω, diode) as the measurement function for capacitance, and which jack is marked COM? Those two should be used together. • Eliminate any answer choices that use jacks dedicated to mA or A measurements, since those are for current, not capacitance.

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify the exact symbol used for capacitance on the switch function chart (parallel plates capacitor symbol). • Confirm that the selected jacks include the COM jack and the jack labeled with V / Ω / diode / capacitance symbols, not the 400 mA or 10 A jacks. • Double-check that the chosen switch position number in your answer matches the row in figure B where the capacitance symbol appears.

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