Parametric Plot of F and a Record another run and pull and push on the cart while holding on to the eyelet screw, allowing the cart to move over the surface, then hit Stop. Next, click on the parametric plot mode button Q . You will see two graphical displays, a large parametric plot and smaller display. The small display under the parametric plot shows the two selected variables (acceleration and force) overlaid on one another With the horizontal axis plotting time. Highlight a small region of the small plot below the main graph. As you highlight a region, the larger graph above Will plot the values of two measured parameters: acceleration on the y-axis vs. the applied force values on the xaxls corresponding to your selected region. You can drag this region along the horizontal axis to see the graph present values for F and a data at different moments during your data collection. Determine the slope of the ay vs Fy graph. You will not be able to use the Analysis tool to compute this slope for you, so you will need to rely on picking coordinates from two points on the diagonal line and using the slope formula (%) What does Eqn 7 predict for the slope? Be specific about the value of m in equation 7. What is this In a measurement of? Compare the value of the slope for your graphed data to the measurements made on Slide 3, which you recorded in your notes. Remember, this value on slide 3 doesn't have the additional 2509 mass. Save & Go Next Wheel - Acceleration [aV] vs Force [FY] (100 Hz) Swap axis 6 Wheel - Acceleration (m/sz) 1,4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 2,4 2.6 2.8 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 Force (N) G