How to Measure Resistance with a Multimeter

This video tutorial explains how to use a multimeter to measure resistance. It covers connecting the probes to the correct ports, setting the multimeter to the appropriate resistance range, and safely measuring a resistor's resistance by removing it from the circuit. The tutorial also provides guidance on adjusting the multimeter settings if the initial range is too low.

What does the Omega symbol on the multimeter represent?

• Voltage

• Current

• Resistance

• Capacitance

Which port should the black probe be connected to on the multimeter?

• VΩmA

• mA

• COM

• 10A

What is the initial resistance setting you should use on the multimeter?

• 2 Ohms

• 200 Ohms

• 20 Ohms

• 2000 Ohms

Why should the resistor be removed from the circuit before measuring its resistance?

• To save battery life

• To ensure an accurate reading

• To prevent damage to the multimeter

• To avoid short circuits

What should you do if the multimeter screen displays '1' or 'OL' while measuring resistance?

• Replace the battery

• Check the probe connections

• Increase the resistance range

• Turn off the multimeter