* Use the following color codes: for R1R1 = A (Brown) B(Black) C (Brown) D(Gold) for R2R2 = A (Violet) B(Yellow) C (Black) D(Gold) * Use battery of 10 v. ——•The Aim Of the experiment:Is to test a material and determine if is an ohms material or non-ohms Resistance R1 from color code =100+ 5 OhmResistance R2 from color code =74+ 3.7 OhmRi and R2 in series:Rs = R1 + R2 = 100+74 = 174 OHMARŞ = 5 + 3.7 = +8.7 OHM%3D4Ri and R2 in parallel:Rp(R1×R2) / (R1 +R2)(100x74) / (100+74)= 42.52=ARp =%3D

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* Use the following color codes: for R1 R 1 = A (Brown) B(Black) C (Brown) D(Gold) for R2 R 2 = A (Violet) B(Yellow) C (Black) D(Gold) * Use battery of 10 v. ——•The Aim Of the experiment: Is to test a material and determine if is an ohms material or non-ohms

Resistance R1 from color code =
100
+ 5 Ohm
Resistance R2 from color code =
74
+ 3.7 Ohm
Ri and R2 in series:
Rs = R1 + R2 = 100+74 = 174 OHM
ARŞ = 5 + 3.7 = +8.7 OHM
%3D
4
Ri and R2 in parallel:
Rp
(R1×R2) / (R1 +R2)
(100x74) / (100+74)
= 42.52
=
ARp =
%3D

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