In the experiment of calibration of voltmeter, a standard cell of $e.m.f\,\,1.1\,volt$ is balanced against $440\,cm$ of potential wire. The potential difference across the ends of resistance is found to balance against $220\,cm$ of the wire. The corresponding reading of voltmeter is $0.5\,volt.$ The error in the reading of volmeter will be .................. $volt$
  • A$-0.15$
  • B$0.15$
  • C$0.5$
  • D$-0.05$
JEE MAIN 2014, Diffcult
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