The little schoolhouse with its flagpole on top and its two doors in front, one for boys and the other for girls, stood on the crest of a hill, with rolling fields and meadows on one side, a stretch of pine woods on the other, and the river glinting and sparkling in the distance.
An ohmmeter is a device that measures the amount of electrical friction generated as electrons pass through an electrical conductor.
Report Abuse. Hi, Benjav, An ohmmeter measures the resistance of a circuit, but it can't do that directly. So it applies a voltage across the circuit and measures the current that flows. Ohm's law states the voltage is equal to the current multiplied by the resistance (V = IR), so it can calculate the resistance from the known voltage and current.