Complete the table with solutions. Complete the table for the Expt: Ohm's Law and series and parallelColor Coded ResistorsResistance, ohmsVoltage, voltsCurrent,(minimum value)ampere1 red, green, orange, silver2. black, brown, orange, gold3. red, blue, green, NC4. gray, yellow, brown, silver5 violet, black, black, NC8 batteries7 batteries5 batteries4 batteries3 battenes

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Complete the table for the Expt: Ohm's Law and series and parallel Current, Resistance, ohms (minimum value) Color Coded Resistors Voltage, volts ampere 1 red, green, Orange, silver 2. black, brown, orange, gold 3. red, blue, green, NC 4 gray, yellow, brown, silver 5. violet, black, black, NC 8 batteries 7 batteries 5 batternes 4 batteries 3 battenes

Complete the table for the Expt: Ohm's Law and series and parallel Current, Resistance, ohms (minimum value) Color Coded Resistors Voltage, volts ampere 1 red, green, Orange, silver 2. black, brown, orange, gold 3. red, blue, green, NC 4 gray, yellow, brown, silver 5. violet, black, black, NC 8 batteries 7 batteries 5 batternes 4 batteries 3 battenes

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

1st Edition

ISBN:9781133939146

Author:Katz, Debora M.

Publisher:Katz, Debora M.

Chapter29: Direct Current (dc) Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 51PQ

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