Ohm's Law Experiment Tabulated Data: True Trial 1 Trial 3 Trial 4 Resistance Voltage Current (ohm) Trial 2 Voltage Current Voltage Current Voltage Current (volt) (amp.) (volt) (amp.) (volt) (amp.) (volt) (amp.) 20 1.00 0.0465 2.11 0.088 3.53 0.1622 4.72 0.250 5.89 40 1.14 0.026 2.39 0.0526 3.84 0.0929 5.20 0.1278 6.47 60 1.10 0.0178 2.49 0.0402 3.98 0.0655 5.37 0.0895 6.70 80 0.0312 4.05 0.0503 5.49 0.0684 6.83 1.15 0.0136 2.55 1.17 0.0115 2.61 0.0257 4.12 100 0.0411 5.56 0.0556 6.93 Requirements: Calculate the experimental resistance and percentage error of each resistor as compared to its true or theoretical resistance. Trial 5 Voltage Current (volt) (amp.) 0.310 0.1592 0.1116 0.0853 0.0694

Ohm's Law Experiment Tabulated Data: True Trial 1 Trial 3 Trial 4 Resistance Voltage Current (ohm) Trial 2 Voltage Current Voltage Current Voltage Current (volt) (amp.) (volt) (amp.) (volt) (amp.) (volt) (amp.) 20 1.00 0.0465 2.11 0.088 3.53 0.1622 4.72 0.250 5.89 40 1.14 0.026 2.39 0.0526 3.84 0.0929 5.20 0.1278 6.47 60 1.10 0.0178 2.49 0.0402 3.98 0.0655 5.37 0.0895 6.70 80 0.0312 4.05 0.0503 5.49 0.0684 6.83 1.15 0.0136 2.55 1.17 0.0115 2.61 0.0257 4.12 100 0.0411 5.56 0.0556 6.93 Requirements: Calculate the experimental resistance and percentage error of each resistor as compared to its true or theoretical resistance. Trial 5 Voltage Current (volt) (amp.) 0.310 0.1592 0.1116 0.0853 0.0694

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Chapter9: Current And Resistance

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