Fill in the colour codes on these blank resistors to show the given resistance or write the colour of each band above if you don't have coloured pencils or pens. a) 200 Ω Tolerance of 5%. b) 550 Ω Tolerance of 10%.

Here are the color codes for the resistors: a) 200 \, with Tolerance of 5\% Step 1: Identify the first digit. The first digit is 2, which corresponds to the color Red. Step 2: Identify the second digit. The second digit is 0, which corresponds to the color Black. Step 3: Identify the multiplier. To get 200 \, from the first two digits (20), we need to multiply by 10^1. The multiplier 10^1 corresponds to the color Brown. Step 4: Identify the tolerance band. A tolerance of 5\% corresponds to the color Gold. The color codes are: Band 1: Red Band 2: Black Band 3: Brown Band 4: Gold b) 330 \, k with Tolerance of 10\% Step 1: Convert the resistance to ohms. 330 \, k = 330 × 1000 \, = 330000 \, . Step 2: Identify the first digit. The first digit is 3, which corresponds to the color Orange. Step 3: Identify the second digit. The second digit is 3, which corresponds to the color Orange. Step 4: Identify the multiplier. To get 330000 \, from the first two digits (33), we need to multiply by 10^4. The multiplier 10^4 corresponds to the color Yellow. Step 5: Identify the tolerance band. A tolerance of 10\% corresponds to the color Silver. The color codes are: Band 1: Orange Band 2: Orange Band 3: Yellow Band 4: Silver What's next? 📸