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Colour Coding of Resistors

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A carbon resistor of $(47 \pm 4.7) k Ω$ is to be marked with rings of different colours for its identification. The colour code sequence will be

A

Yellow-Green-Violet-Gold

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Violet-Yellow-Orange-Silver

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Green-Orange-Violet-Gold

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D

Yellow-Violet-Orange-Silver

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Solution

The correct option is D
Yellow-Violet-Orange-Silver

Color Value

Digit 47 Yellow-Violet

Multiplier $10^{3}$ Orange

Tolerance 10% Silver

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