Which of the below meters would NOT be contained in a multi-meter?

A multi-meter is a versatile instrument that is designed to measure multiple electrical properties. It typically includes a voltmeter to measure voltage, an ohmmeter to measure resistance, and can also have a milliamp meter to measure small currents.

The watt meter, however, is a specialized instrument that measures electrical power in watts and is not included in the capabilities of a standard multi-meter. While multi-meters can measure voltage, current, and resistance, they do not directly measure power (watts) without additional calculations or specific configurations. This emphasizes the distinct functionality of a watt meter compared to the other functions integrated into a multi-meter.

Therefore, watt meters are separate tools used primarily in applications where precise power measurements are essential, distinguishing them from the general-purpose capabilities of a multi-meter.