In 110V DC supply,if a closed circuit gets open, How can we identify the voltag

In 110V DC supply,if a closed circuit gets open, How can we
identify the voltage which is measured after the
resistor(4KOhm) which is open with negative.it shows 55V +ve
when measured, also the actual positive source is 55V +ve
.Because there is no voltage drop in open circuit. How can
we identify whether this is the voltage which is series with
the resistor or the DC source direct +ve.

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In 110V DC supply,if a closed circuit gets open, How can we identify the voltage which is measured ..

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Apply a load and measure voltage

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