Calculate the range of possible values for each resistor. Resistor 2Resistor 5Light bulb (low current)Light bulb (high current)Slope of regressionline (V/A)9.863 V/A50.07 V/A3.745 V/A34.33 V/AY-intercept ofregression line (V)0.006995 V0.01434 V

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Resistor 10 Resistor 512 Slope of regression line (V/A) Y-intercept of regression line (V) 9.863 V/A 0.006995 V 50.07 V/A 0.01434 V

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Chapter33: Alternating Current Circuits

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Calculate the range of possible values for each resistor.

Resistor 2
Resistor 5
Light bulb (low current)
Light bulb (high current)
Slope of regression
line (V/A)
9.863 V/A
50.07 V/A
3.745 V/A
34.33 V/A
Y-intercept of
regression line (V)
0.006995 V
0.01434 V

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