CurrentCurrentResistancePercentage Error(Experimental)(Calculated)R= 1k2R = 1.5k2R= 2.2k2 12R1 1KO13R2 1.5k230V+ 15VR32.2KN

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Current
Current
Resistance
Percentage Error
(Experimental)
(Calculated)
R= 1k2
R = 1.5k2
R= 2.2k2

12
R1 1KO
13
R2 1.5k2
30V
+ 15V
R3
2.2KN

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