20. You have installed a 1 - 10 k variable resistor in a 6 VDC independent voltage circuit. You connect an ammeter into the circuit to measure the current as you vary the resistance. The table below lists the measurements you obtained during the testinga. Use the data from your testing and make a graph with the independent variable on the x-axis and the dependent variable on the y-axis. You can hand-generate a graph or use computer software such as Microsoft Excel, Apple Numbers, or equivalent. To ensure viewing capability, copy/paste your graph into your answer as an image. b. Determine the equation for the trend line/curve that best fits your data plots. c. Using the equation determined in b., calculate expected current values for 6.0 k and 8.0 k.

You have installed a 1 10 kQ variable resistor in a 6 VDC independent voltage circuit. You connect an ammeter into the circuit to measure the current as you vary the resistance. The table below lists the measurements you obtained during the testing. Resistance (kQ) Current (mA) 1.0 6.00 2.3 2.61 3.2 1.88 4.2 1.43 5.1 1.18 7.3 0.82 9.1 0.66 10.0 0.60 a. Use the data from your testing and make a graph with the independent variable on the x-axis and the dependent variable on the y-axis. You can hand-generate a graph or use computer software such as Microsoft Excel, Apple Numbers, or equivalent. To ensure viewing capability, copy/paste your graph into your answer as an image. b. Determine the equation for the trend line/curve that best fits your data plots. c. Using the equation determined in b., calculate expected current values for 6.0 kQ and 8.0 k