Calculate the value of the resistance Rled in Circuit #1, to ensure that a RED LED will have a current of 10 mA Calculate the value of the resistance Rled in Circuit #1, to ensure that a GREEN LED will have a current of 10 mACalculate the value of the resistance Rled in Circuit #1, to ensure that a Blue LED will have a current of 10 mA Note: all the LEDS in this question are following the Voltage-Current graph shown below0.05Blue0.04GreenRled0.03FRedVdc00.02U = 12 VSet current to 10 mA0.01LEDLED voltagesCircuit #11Voltage across LED (V)0.51.52 2.53.5Given the circuit #1 presented above, answer the following questions:Current in LED (A)

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Note: all the LEDS in this question are following the Voltage-Current graph shown below 0.05 Blue 0.04 Green Rled 0.03F Red Vdc0 0.02 U = 12 V Set current to 10 mA 0.01 LED LED voltages Circuit #1 1 Voltage across LED (V) 0.5 1.5 2 2.5 3.5 Given the circuit #1 presented above, answer the following questions: Current in LED (A)

Note: all the LEDS in this question are following the Voltage-Current graph shown below 0.05 Blue 0.04 Green Rled 0.03F Red Vdc0 0.02 U = 12 V Set current to 10 mA 0.01 LED LED voltages Circuit #1 1 Voltage across LED (V) 0.5 1.5 2 2.5 3.5 Given the circuit #1 presented above, answer the following questions: Current in LED (A)