Need help find percent difference for all please Lab manual 1012-2112 SPRI...Resistor(Colors)Resistor 1(YVO)Resistor 1( BGO)Resistor 1(bgo )Resistor 1Gbg( )Resistor 1(RRO )Part 2:G= Greyg= GreenB= Blueb= BrownD46.6 ΚΩ68.0 ΚΩQMeasured Resistance(S2)16.21 ΚΩ1.10 ΚΩ23.50 ΚΩ100%Data Table 1Resistance from colorcode chart (2)47000 +/-5%68000 +/-5%15000 +/-5%1000000 +/-5%22000 +/-5%20 / 69Calculations% diff.201. Connect the circuit as shown by the diagram in Fig. 2. Use the variable power supply and a15K0 timesbu noltage to SuOTT5 ĆFontRoboto14StylesB I≡≡= 3Text colorSave8 Mar 3 8:45 A+LOX:

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Resistor (Colors) Resistor 1 (YVO) Resistor 1 (BGO) Resistor 1 (bgo) Resistor 1 Gbg ( ) Resistor 1 (RRO) G=Grey g= Green B= Blue b= Brown Data Table 1 Measured Resistance (12) 46.6 ΚΩ 68.0 ΚΩ 16.21 ΚΩ 1.10 ΚΩ 23.50 ΚΩ Resistance from color code chart (22) 47000 +/-5% 68000 +/-5% 15000 +/-5% 1000000 +/-5% 22000 +/-5% Calculations % diff. 20

Resistor (Colors) Resistor 1 (YVO) Resistor 1 (BGO) Resistor 1 (bgo) Resistor 1 Gbg ( ) Resistor 1 (RRO) G=Grey g= Green B= Blue b= Brown Data Table 1 Measured Resistance (12) 46.6 ΚΩ 68.0 ΚΩ 16.21 ΚΩ 1.10 ΚΩ 23.50 ΚΩ Resistance from color code chart (22) 47000 +/-5% 68000 +/-5% 15000 +/-5% 1000000 +/-5% 22000 +/-5% Calculations % diff. 20

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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Lab manual 1012-2112 SPRI...
Resistor
(Colors)
Resistor 1
(YVO)
Resistor 1
( BGO)
Resistor 1
(bgo )
Resistor 1
Gbg
( )
Resistor 1
(RRO )
Part 2:
G= Grey
g= Green
B= Blue
b= Brown
D
46.6 ΚΩ
68.0 ΚΩ
Q
Measured Resistance
(S2)
16.21 ΚΩ
1.10 ΚΩ
23.50 ΚΩ
100%
Data Table 1
Resistance from color
code chart (2)
47000 +/-5%
68000 +/-5%
15000 +/-5%
1000000 +/-5%
22000 +/-5%
20 / 69
Calculations
% diff.
20
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