Solve (Resistance): 3 resistors 300Ω ±5%, 500Ω ±10% and 1.5kΩ ±0.5% connected in PARALLEL. Draw the circuit diagram and complete the table if the network is connected to a power source 9V. Show your solution. Solve (Resistance):3 resistors 3002 ±5%, 500Q ±10% and 1.5kQ ±0.5% connected in PARALLEL.Draw the circuit diagram and complete the table if the network is connected to apower source 9V. Show your solution.Circuit Diagram:RESISTORCOLOR CODERESISTANCE CURRENTVOLTAGE DROP13000 +5%25000 ±10%31.5kΩ +0.5%ТОTAL9 V

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Solve (Resistance): 3 resistors 3000 ±5%, 500N ±10% and 1.5kQ ±0.5% connected in PARALLEL. Draw the circuit diagram and complete the table if the network is connected to a power source 9V. Show your solution. Circuit Diagram: RESISTOR COLOR CODE RESISTANCE CURRENT VOLTAGE DROP 1 3002 +5% 2 5002 ±10% 3 1.5kN ±0.5% TOTAL 9 V

Solve (Resistance): 3 resistors 3000 ±5%, 500N ±10% and 1.5kQ ±0.5% connected in PARALLEL. Draw the circuit diagram and complete the table if the network is connected to a power source 9V. Show your solution. Circuit Diagram: RESISTOR COLOR CODE RESISTANCE CURRENT VOLTAGE DROP 1 3002 +5% 2 5002 ±10% 3 1.5kN ±0.5% TOTAL 9 V

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Chapter10: Direct-current Circuits

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