Question: 1 1 . Add a trendline to the graph and use its slope to find Coulomb's constant k . ( Hint: We still have y

11.Add a trendline to the graph and use its slope to find Coulomb's constant k.(Hint: We still have y=FE, but now x=q1. So the correspondence between the slope variable , and the physics variable is different. Fun fact - the slope not happens to match what we will soon define as the Electric Field.
Slope is y=1E+07(10000000) Equation I got is mr^2/q^2=k.
12. Calculate the percent error in k (where k known is 8.99 x 10^9 Nm62/C^2). Also, is the percent error value what you would expect in this case? Why or why not?

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