Band 1GRRyBUGGRBNGBand 2RWVVGRBURGRWBUBand 3BNRBLSRRBLGOBLRTable 1Resistor Color Codes and MeasurementsBand 4GO60GOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOBand 5TheoreticalvalueR PlusTolerance8205% 86123 900±5% 40952370527 2±5% 28-35 25-650.47±5% 0-493552 0.44651714026800 ± 5%5600 5588082nt 5%1-82±5%86-1-221.892R MinusTolerance39 150 40.95256001 ± 540 5880MeasuredValue7792801238542260.456460 663053201557077-92 80.5#1.71237.05~5320 21.8239.255520MAKE A CONCLUSION FOR THIS (8 SENTENCES ONLY)The content must be the connection of resistor color codes to tolerances and the relationship of the measured valueto the theoretrical value

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MAKE A CONCLUSION FOR THIS (8 SENTENCES ONLY) The content must be the connection of resistor color codes to tolerances and the relationship of the measured value to the theoretrical value

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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