In the given circuit,the resistance of the voltmeter is $10,000\, \Omega$ and the resistance of the ammeter is $20\, \Omega$. The ammeter reading is $0.1\, \text{A}$. If the voltmeter reading is $12\, \text{V}$,then the value of $R$ is ............ $\Omega$.

In the adjoining circuit,the potential difference across $3\,\Omega$ is ................ $V$.

The equivalent resistance and potential difference between $A$ and $B$ for the circuit shown are respectively:

For the given circuit,the potential difference between $x$ and $y$ is ......... (in $V$)

$A$ $100\, V$ voltmeter of internal resistance $20\, k\Omega$ in series with a high resistance $R$ is connected to a $110\, V$ line. The voltmeter reads $5\, V$. The value of $R$ is ................ $k\Omega$.

$A$ student was trying to construct the circuit shown in the figure below marked $(a)$,but ended up constructing the circuit marked $(b)$. Realising her mistake,she corrected the circuit,but to her surprise,the output voltage (across $R$) did not change. The value of resistance $R$ is ............ $\Omega$