4. Color bands on the side of an electrical resistor provide the value (in ohms) of the resistor by providing the digits, the power of 10 multiplier, and the tolerance on the resistor's value. Of the four bands, the first two provide leading digits of the numerie value of the ohms, the third band provides the ower of 10 multiplier, and the fourth band provides the tolerance percentage. Specific values are assigned to the different colors. The letters in parentheses are the color abbreviations to be used in this problem. Bands 1,2.3 Black (BK) 0 Brown (BR) -1 Red (RD) 2 Orange (OR) 3 Yellow (YL) - 4 Green (GN) -5 Examples: Blue (BU) -6 Brown-Black-Yellow-Silver = 10 x 104 +/-10% = Violet (VL) -7 10,000 ohms with a range 9000