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LabTwoAnalogIn_bb

On the breadboard, two force-sensing resistors are mounted in rows 16 and 17 and 24 and 25, respectively, in the left center section of the board. Two red wires connects rows 16 and 24 in the left center section to the voltage bus on the left side. Two 10-kilohm resistors (orange, black, brown, and gold bands) connect rows 17 and 25 to the ground bus on the left hand side. Two blue wires connect from rows 17 and 25 to analog in pins 0 and 1 of the Arduino, respectively. Two 220-ohm resistors straddle the center divide of the breadboard, connecting to row 7 on both sides and 11 on both sides, respectively. In the left center section of the breadboard, two blue wires connect rows 7 and 11 to pins D10 and D9 of the Arduino, respectively. In the right center section, the anodes of two LEDs are connected to rows 7 and 11, respectively. The cathodes of the LED are in rows 6 and 10, respectively. Two black wire connects row 6 and 10 to the ground bus on the right side of the board.

Breadboard view of two force-sensing resistors and two LEDs attached to an Arduino.

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