EBK PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRIC CIRCUITS
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Chapter 2, Problem 22PQ
Find the minimum and the maximum resistance within the tolerance limits for each resistor in Problem 21.
21. Determine the resistance values and tolerance for the following 4-band resistors:
- a. red, violet, orange, gold
- b. brown, gray, red, silver
- c. brown, red, brown, gold
- d. orange, blue, red, silver
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