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If we have a circuit with a set resistance ''R'', we want to change the voltage and measure the current. Which of the following shapes is our graph likely to have: | |||
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Lab (For Students) (For Teachers) — Assignment (For Students) (For Teachers) — Quiz (For Students) (For Teachers)
Part 1
A computer serial port cable has a few requirements: the signal is 5 volts, and the total current flowing into the port can be up to 2 milliamps. If the current is too high, the circuit will be ruined. How much resistance must a serial cable have at 5 volts to keep the current below 2 milliamps?
Part 2
You have the following resistor color codes, what resistance do these correspond to?
| brown | black | brown | gold |
| orange | orange | red | gold |
| brown | black | yellow | gold |
Part 3
If we have a circuit with a set resistance R, we want to change the voltage and measure the current. Which of the following shapes is our graph likely to have:
- Parabola
- Hyperbola
- Line
- Sine Wave