For the circuits shown in figures $I$ and $II$, the voltmeter reading would be
AIIMS 2012, Medium
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In the circuit $I$, the key is open so current in the circuit is zero. Therefore the voltmeter gives $0\,V$ reading. In the circuit $II$ , the reading of the voltmeter is $2\,V$.
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