Linear Resistor DataLightbulb Datai(mA)0.0v(V)0.000i(mA)0.0v(V)0.0019.00.5011.70.58825.41.0019.90.99831.21.5029.81.49536.341.02.0039.81.9972.5049.72.49045.53.0059.83.00049.63.5069.73.5004.004.5053.579.74.00057.189.84.50060.85.0099.75.00064.25.50109.65.5006.006.5067.4119.56.00070.6129.66.50073.77.00139.5149.57.00076.67.507.50079.58.00159.58.00082.38.50169.68.50085.19.00179.59.00087.89.50189.49.50090.410.00199.410.000 Make three plots using Excel:1. Voltage vs current for the linear resistor data (voltage on vertical axis, current onhorizontal). Add a linear trendline with the equation and R² value shown.2. Voltage vs current for the lightbulb data (voltage on vertical axis, current onhorizontal).3. A plot showing both curves on the same set of axes (voltage on vertical axis,current on horizontal).

Fill all the data points given in the data in Excel file Then Click on charts Select Scatter plot…

Make three plots using Excel: 1. Voltage vs current for the linear resistor data (voltage on vertical axis, current or horizontal). Add a linear trendline with the equation and R? value shown. 2. Voltage vs current for the lightbulb data (voltage on vertical axis, current on horizontal). 3. A plot showing both curves on the same set of axes (voltage on vertical axis, current on horizontal).

Make three plots using Excel: 1. Voltage vs current for the linear resistor data (voltage on vertical axis, current or horizontal). Add a linear trendline with the equation and R? value shown. 2. Voltage vs current for the lightbulb data (voltage on vertical axis, current on horizontal). 3. A plot showing both curves on the same set of axes (voltage on vertical axis, current on horizontal).

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter7: Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4PP: Using the rules for parallel circuits and Ohmslaw, solve for the missing values....

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