In Chart, amplitiude on the Y axis is measured in V. The range (maximum Y axis height) can be set anywhere from a few mV to several volts, depending on the stimulus strength. Let's assume you are measuring the amplitude of the force of contraction of a frog gastrocnemius muscle. The twitches range in amplitude for this particular frog from 30 mV to 180 mV. What would be the best range setting to choose from the choices given below?In Chart, amplitiude on the Y axis is measured in V. The range (maximum Y axis height) can be set anywhere from a few mV to several volts, depending on the stimulus strength. Let's assume you are measuring the amplitude of the force of contraction of a frog gastrocnemius muscle. The twitches range in amplitude for this particular frog from 30 mV to 180 mV. What would be the best range setting to choose from the choices given below?2 V20 V200 mV200 V2 mV

In the given question, we need to find the best range setting to measure the amplitude of 30 mV to…

In Chart, amplitiude on the Y axis is measured in V. The range (maximum Y axis height) can be set anywhere from a few mV to several volts, depending on the stimulus strength. Let's assume you are measuring the amplitude of the force of contraction of a frog gastrocnemius muscle. The twitches range in amplitude for this particular frog from 30 mV to 180 mV. What would be the best range setting to choose from the choices given below? 2 V 20 V 200 mV 200 V 2 mV

In Chart, amplitiude on the Y axis is measured in V. The range (maximum Y axis height) can be set anywhere from a few mV to several volts, depending on the stimulus strength. Let's assume you are measuring the amplitude of the force of contraction of a frog gastrocnemius muscle. The twitches range in amplitude for this particular frog from 30 mV to 180 mV. What would be the best range setting to choose from the choices given below? 2 V 20 V 200 mV 200 V 2 mV

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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