A problem with many clamp-on ammeters is that ____.
A) changing the turns ratio is limited to wrapping two turns of wire around the jaw of the ammeter
B) their mid-range scale values are inaccurate
C) they can have different range settings by changing the turns ratio of the secondary of the transformer
D) their lowest scale value is too high to accurately measure low-current values
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