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The chief reason a modern digital multimeter has no zero adjustment on its voltage ranges is that
Answer: D
The instrument measures its own offset with the input shorted in one phase of each cycle and subtracts it, so drift is removed continuously and there is nothing left for the operator to set. An analogue instrument's pointer has no such facility and needs a mechanical zero.
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