Question

The resistance of the given Carbon resistor is $$(2.4 \times 10){\text{ }} \pm {\text{ }}5$$$\Omega$. What is the sequence of colors on the strips provided on the resistor?

Answer 1

We know that they have different colors which show the resistance and also they have a pattern to look at it.
We can use the code ${\mathbf{B}}\;\;{\mathbf{B}}\;{\mathbf{R}}\;\;{\mathbf{O}}{\text{ }}{\mathbf{Y}}\;\;{\mathbf{G}}\;\;{\mathbf{B}}\;{\mathbf{V}}\;\;\;{\mathbf{G}}\;\;\;{\mathbf{W}}$. Here each alphabet represents the corresponding color sharing a perfect value, gradually increasing from $0{\text{ }}to{\text{ }}9$. For error notation, we use golden and silver colors.

Complete step by step answer:
We know the sequence

And for error
gold color resistance $5\%$
Silver color resistance $10\%$
Here from given question
$\left( {2.4 \times {{10}^6}1} \right)5\% \;\Omega$
$5k$ Measure - Red
$4$ Measure yellow
$10$ Measure used for the power notation where $6$ measure Blue.
And last $5k$ is gold
So here are Red, Yellow, Blue, gold these four colors on the strips provided on the resistor.

Note: Carbon resistor is one of the most common types of electronics used.
And also I know that gold Silver is written in $+$ format because these are the fault of the resistance and they are used in the percent notation. They are made from a solid cylindrical resistive element with embedded wire leads or metal and caps.