13. To study how does changing the radius of the force (the distance from the center of the wheel to the point of application of the force) affect the torque, press the " Reset Al 1" button, and Select: Force of Break (JON , Applied Force 1.0 N, and Radius of the Force 0.0 m. Run the simulation for a few seconds. Read the value of the Applied Torque from the graphs and record it in Table 2 below. 14. Repeat the procedure for 5 different values for the distance from the center of the wheel to the point of inn-cs application of the force. You can use the button collect the data for the table. Table 2: Applied Force(N) r(m) " Applied Torque(N -m) 0.0 0 .50 1.0 1.0 2.5 I '.' 4.0 15. In Excel, use Table 2 data to plot the graph (scatter plot) of Applied Torque vs. I\" . If T = IT , the graph of Applied Torque vs. r should be a straight line graph passing through the origin. Its slope should be the Applied Force