The values of resistance and tolerance, respectively, are :
A$470\; \Omega, \,5 \%$
B$470\; k \Omega,\,5 \%$
C$47 \;k \Omega,\, 10 \%$
D$4.7 \;k \Omega,\, 5 \%$
NEET 2020, Medium
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A$470\; \Omega, \,5 \%$
a $R =47 \times 10^{1} \pm 5 \%$
$R =470 \Omega, 5 \%$
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