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b) Find the tolerance value of the resistance?

Color
Significant
specified multiplier
tolerance
(%)|
figure
Black
10°
Brown
1
10
1
red
2
102
2.
orange
10
Yellow
4
104
Green
105
0,5
Blue
6
106
0,25
Purple
Grey
7
107
0,1
8.
10
0,05
White
9
10°
Gold
101
Silver
102
10
colorless
20

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