1. Plot V versus d, find the slope of your graph. add the slope on your graph using add trendline option. 2. How does the slope related to the electric field ? 3. What conclusion can you draw about electric field in the region between electrodes near the center?

1. Plot V versus d, find the slope of your graph. add the slope on your graph using add trendline option. 2. How does the slope related to the electric field ? 3. What conclusion can you draw about electric field in the region between electrodes near the center?

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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B. Measurment of the Electric Field
Table (1.2)
V(volt)
d(cm)
0.6
0.9
9
1.1
11
1.4
13.5
1.6
15.5
1.9
18.5
2.3
23
1. Plot V versus d, find the slope of your graph.
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2. How does the slope related to the electric field ?
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