Use (sheet no. 15) in the attached excel file and the following equation L1 R= R, L2 to plot the relation Vs R, L2 L4 Data_for experiment_4_new.xlsx L2 o the slope of R, vs is L1 o the slope represents o use the resistor color-coding to determine the value of Rth o Compare the measured value of Rx with the calculated one using the resistor color-coding v % and then find the percentage difference in your result. %R=

Use (sheet no. 15) in the attached excel file and the following equation L1 R= R, L2 to plot the relation Vs R, L2 L4 Data_for experiment_4_new.xlsx L2 o the slope of R, vs is L1 o the slope represents o use the resistor color-coding to determine the value of Rth o Compare the measured value of Rx with the calculated one using the resistor color-coding v % and then find the percentage difference in your result. %R=

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter8: Electromagnetism And Em Waves

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9Q

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