Electrical Engineering - Voltage, Current and Resistance - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Voltage, Current and Resistance - General Questions (Q.No. 4)
4.
The minimum resistance value for a blue, gray, red, silver resistor is
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Because of 10% tolerance(last color silver), this resistance may vary 10% of 6800.
Minimum resistance value = 6800 - 680 = 6120
Maximum resistance value = 6800 + 680 = 7480
Discussion:
23 comments Page 1 of 3.
Prashant said:
1 decade ago
B B R O Y G B V G W
Memorize this colors by the slogan "B B ROY Go to Bombay Via Gate Way of india" and remember the Capital Letters only.
Now Starting from first number them starting with 0.
So Black = 0
Brown= 1
Red = 2
Orange = 3
And so on.
Remember that there are four B in this equation and their order is Black Brown And Blue.
=> Now the first color of the Resistor is The decimal point.
In our CASE it is Blue so it is = 60(Decimal point)
=> Second one is the Unit point.
In our CASE it is Grey so it is = 08(Unit point)
Adding that two is now =68
=> Third on is the power of 10 and multiply it with the combination of decimal and unit point figure.
In our CASE it is Red so it is = 2 Hence it is equal to 10 rest to 2 = 10 ^ 2.
So now the Resistance will be 68 * 10 ^ 2 = 6800 Ohms
=> Now the Last color code is the tolerance hence it is to be introduced in Either in + or in - Formate with the percentage.
There are only 3 possible ways for tolerance.
Gold = +- 5%;
Silver = +- 10%
None = +- 20 %
In Our Case it is Silver so it is = +- 10 %
Finally we got the Resistance value for the given color code is
= 6800 +- 10 %
=> For minimum value substract the 10% of 6800 and or for the maximum value add the 10 % of 6800.
In our CASE it is Minimum so 68000 - 10 % of 68000
= 6800 - 0680
= 6120 ohms
Ans= B
Memorize this colors by the slogan "B B ROY Go to Bombay Via Gate Way of india" and remember the Capital Letters only.
Now Starting from first number them starting with 0.
So Black = 0
Brown= 1
Red = 2
Orange = 3
And so on.
Remember that there are four B in this equation and their order is Black Brown And Blue.
=> Now the first color of the Resistor is The decimal point.
In our CASE it is Blue so it is = 60(Decimal point)
=> Second one is the Unit point.
In our CASE it is Grey so it is = 08(Unit point)
Adding that two is now =68
=> Third on is the power of 10 and multiply it with the combination of decimal and unit point figure.
In our CASE it is Red so it is = 2 Hence it is equal to 10 rest to 2 = 10 ^ 2.
So now the Resistance will be 68 * 10 ^ 2 = 6800 Ohms
=> Now the Last color code is the tolerance hence it is to be introduced in Either in + or in - Formate with the percentage.
There are only 3 possible ways for tolerance.
Gold = +- 5%;
Silver = +- 10%
None = +- 20 %
In Our Case it is Silver so it is = +- 10 %
Finally we got the Resistance value for the given color code is
= 6800 +- 10 %
=> For minimum value substract the 10% of 6800 and or for the maximum value add the 10 % of 6800.
In our CASE it is Minimum so 68000 - 10 % of 68000
= 6800 - 0680
= 6120 ohms
Ans= B
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Ejja Rakesh said:
6 years ago
Thanks, @Prashanth bro for your deep explanation it's better than any other tutor.
(2)
Nikhil Bhargava said:
1 decade ago
Blue-grey-red-silver,
68*10^2 (-10% tolerance).
6800-(6800*10%).
= 6800 - 680.
= 6120.
Answer is B.
68*10^2 (-10% tolerance).
6800-(6800*10%).
= 6800 - 680.
= 6120.
Answer is B.
(2)
Prince dixit said:
9 years ago
I agree that, 6120 is the right answer.
(1)
RANI said:
1 decade ago
YES ANS B, & thanks to PRASHANT
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Veena said:
1 decade ago
Yeah B s correct. As silver has 10% tolerance.
Shashank said:
8 years ago
What will be the answer if they not ask silver?
Arpit Darji said:
8 years ago
Thanks for all the given explanation.
Bhadri said:
9 years ago
I agree with the given answer, i.e. option b.
Mithlesh pandey said:
1 decade ago
Ya this question all right.
The answer is = 6120 is to be correct.
The answer is = 6120 is to be correct.
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