Table 6.1 Current (mA) measurements for various amount of voltage (V).pdfOpen withCurrent (mA)Voltage (V)1234567∞GOTrial 10.170.360.600.801.021.98Trial 20.160.370.591.601.802.00Trial 30.181.201.401.621.811.980.811.001.221.381.601.791.99DO NOT DISTRIBUI0.340.590.821.021.211.391.591.782.00 6. From the data, derive the experimental values for the resistance and compare them withthe known resistance of the resistor (5000 Ohms) by calculating the percent error.Table 6.2Data SetTrial 1Trial 2Trial 3Trial 4Trial 5Average of five trialsExperimental Value forResistance (in Ohms)Percent errorBUTE

The value of the resistance is R=5000 Ω. Five trials have been done. In every trial ten readings of…

6. From the data, derive the experimental values for the resistance and compare them with the known resistance of the resistor (5000 Ohms) by calculating the percent error. Table 6.2 Data Set Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5 Average of five trials Experimental Value for Resistance (in Ohms) Percent error BUTE

6. From the data, derive the experimental values for the resistance and compare them with the known resistance of the resistor (5000 Ohms) by calculating the percent error. Table 6.2 Data Set Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5 Average of five trials Experimental Value for Resistance (in Ohms) Percent error BUTE

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Chapter20: Electric Current, Resistance, And Ohm's Law

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