what is the value of a resistor having a color of brow-green-black-silver
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The third band is a (X) multiplier of the first 2 bands; Black = 1, Brown = 10, Red = 100, Orange = 10K, Yellow = 100K, Green = 1M, Blue = 10M. EXAMPLE: Brown, Black, Blue = 10M Ohms. NOTE: The Black band is not used above 9 Ohms, Brown is the first band for all resistors with a value for 10 - 100 - 1000, 10,000 etc.
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