Infinite Impedance Observation

Hi. I am a bit unsure about what to do with the following circuit. The specifications say that I should measure the voltage that would be observed at node 2 via an infinite impedance observation when a voltage between 9.8 and 10.2 is applied at node 1.

The zener breakdown voltage is between 2.5 and 7.5V. The resistors values are such that if P2 is unloaded the diode will be in breakdown with 10V at node1.
Is this as simple as checking the voltage at node2 with an applied voltage of approx 10V at node1 ???

If this an experiment just do what they say. And yes you can check it like that.

Ok was just a bit confused about the infinite impedance observation. How am I supposed to implement that in measurement?

What is an infinite impedance observation?

I believe it means where absolutely not current is leaking through voltmeter. I suppose I could put a very large resistor after node 2 and then take the voltage measurement. Would that work??

No, you can't do this because a voltage drop will occur across the large resistor and you will measure less voltage. Use a JFET input op amp as a voltage follower to buffer the node. However, I don't think you need to get into all this trouble. Good multimeters draw little current.