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Look at the resistor illustrated in the figure above. based on your knowledge of the resistor color code, what are the resistance value and tolerance of this resistor?

a. 525 k 20%
b. 1.5 k 10%
c. 2.7 k 5%
d. 30 k 10%

Look at the resistor illustrated in the figure above. based on your knowledge of the resistor color

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