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Voltaje(V) Corriente(A)
3.08 0.062
6.14 0.125
9.06 0.185
12.05 0.246
15.14 0.309
Now we find the experimental value of the slope, which will be the value of the slope through
the linear regression of the graph below:
y− y 0
m=
x−x 0
( 6.14−3.08 ) V
m=
( 0.125−0.062 ) A
3.06 V
m=
0.063 A
m= 48.5 Ω ; experimental value of the resistance 1
V 3.08 V
R= R= R=49.6 Ω
I 0.062 A
Resistor 1 value according to the color code:
R= 47Ω
RESISTANCE 2
Now we find the experimental value of the slope, which will be the value of the slope through
the linear regression of the graph below:
y− y 0
m=
x−x 0
( 12.07−3.07 ) V
m=
( 0.118−0.029 ) A
9V
m=
0.089 A
m=101.1 Ω ; experimental value of the resistance 2
V 9.11 V
R= R= R=102.3 Ω
I 0.089 A
R= 100Ω
RESISTANCE 3
Corriente(A
Voltaje (V)
)
3.08 0.013
6.08 0.027
9.08 0.04
12.01 0.053
15.08 0.067
Now we find the experimental value of the slope, which will be the value of the slope through
the linear regression of the graph below:
y− y 0
m=
x−x 0
( 12.01−9.08 ) V
m=
( 0.053−0.040 ) A
2.93 V
m=
0.013 A
m=225.3 Ω ; experimental value of the resistance 3
V 15.08 V
R= R= R=225 Ω
I 0.067 A
R= 220Ω
Now having the real and experimental values, we can calculate the percentage error made
using the following formula:
Applying this formula and using the values obtained throughout the previous procedures, we
obtain the percentage error of each measurement, which will be organized in the following
table
1 47 48.5 3.1%
2 100 101.1 1.1%
3 220 225.3 2.4%
TABLA 2
TABLE 3