O Procedures Part E: Resistors in Series - 1. Use the color code and identify the Q-value of each resistor used in the circuit and record in Data Table 1. o 2. Use the digital multimeter (DMM). set as an ohmmeter. and measure the Q-value of each resistor used in the circuit. Record your results in Data Tables 1, 2, and 3. o 3. Connect the three resistors in series. Then without connecting them to a battery, measure their total combined resistance (R eq). Record your results in Data Table 1. Build a series circuit as shown below by using a 1.5-V battery in a holder and three resistors, connecting them with four jumper cables. 0 4. Measure the currents in milliampere (mA) through each resistor and record its value. Remember. you must insert the DMM in series into the circuit. Also, in a series circuit the current at any point of the circuit is the same at every point of the circuit. Further, when using the equation V = R, you must convert current to ampere (A) instead of mA. - 5. Remove the DMM from the circuit and close the circuit without the DMM. o 6. Set the DMM to 20 DCV ( = 20 V DC). . 7. Measure the voltage across each resistor and record the values. The values will not be the same. Record the results in Data Table 1