A potential divider consists of a fixed resistor R and a light-dependent resistor (LDR)
What happens to the voltmeter reading, and why does it happen, when the intensity of light on the LDR increases?
The voltmeter reading decreases because the LDR resistance decreases
The voltmeter reading decreases because the LDR resistance increases
The voltmeter reading increases because the LDR resistance decreases
the voltmeter reading increases because the LDR resistance increases
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