Physics, asked by arslanhabib, 4 months ago

if we have a resistor physically but its color bands are not visible, then how we can calculate the value of resistor?

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Answered by uroojmalik008

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Answer:

yes we can calculate it.

Explanation:

If we have a resistor physically but it’s color bands are not visible, then value of current can be calculated by using ohm’s law.

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