Complete the table below.VoltageCurrent in R,Resistance R, Power in R,Current in R2SI No(V)Resistance R2 (N) Power in R2 (W)IR: (A)(2)P1 (W)IR2 (A)1100.1020.031200.1990.063300.3030.0924400.4010.1225500.4980.153Average Value of R, ()Average Value of R2 (2)

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Complete the table below. Voltage SI No (V) Resistance R, Power in R, Current in R, Current in R2 Resistance R2 () Power in R2 (W) IR: (A) (1) P1 (W) IR2 (A) 10 0.102 0.031 2 0.063 20 0.199 3 0.092 30 0.303 40 0.401 0.122 5 50 0.498 0.153 Average Value of R, () Average Value of R2 ()

Complete the table below. Voltage SI No (V) Resistance R, Power in R, Current in R, Current in R2 Resistance R2 () Power in R2 (W) IR: (A) (1) P1 (W) IR2 (A) 10 0.102 0.031 2 0.063 20 0.199 3 0.092 30 0.303 40 0.401 0.122 5 50 0.498 0.153 Average Value of R, () Average Value of R2 ()

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Chapter21: Circuits And Dc Instruments

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Complete the table below.
Voltage
Current in R,
Resistance R, Power in R,
Current in R2
SI No
(V)
Resistance R2 (N) Power in R2 (W)
IR: (A)
(2)
P1 (W)
IR2 (A)
1
10
0.102
0.031
20
0.199
0.063
30
0.303
0.092
4
40
0.401
0.122
5
50
0.498
0.153
Average Value of R, ()
Average Value of R2 (2)

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