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The resistance of a carbon resistor of colour code Red-Red Green Silver is (in kΩ)
Options
(a) 2200±5%
(b) 2200±10%
(c) 220±10%
(d) 220±5%
Correct Answer:
2200±10%
Explanation:
Given, Colour coding of resistance = Red, Red, Green, Silver
First band value = 2
Second band value = 2
Third band value = 10⁵
Fourth band value = ± 10%
Now, R = 22 × 10⁵ ± 10% Ω
R = 2200 ± 10% kΩ
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Topics: Current Electricity
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Subject: Physics
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