1-You are doing an experiment on the Ohm's law. You connect an unknown resistor to a battery that can provide the electric potential up to 10 V to form a closed loop circuit made of the battery and the resistor. Using an ammeter to measure the current coming out of the battery and using a voltmeter to measure the electric potential difference across the resistor. In this experiment you vary the electric potential AV provided by the battery from 0 V to 10 V in a step of 2 V. At each step you measure the current I out of the battery. When you plot AV (V) vs. I (A) on a graph, the data points spread evenly around a straight line whose slope is 8.5 VIA. Find the measured resistance of the resistor in . Keep at least two significant figures. No units are needed for the answer, and you input just a numerical value for the specified units. 2-In Question 1 above, if the resistor is rated at 10 R by the manufacturer on the resistance, calculate the %difference using your measurement and the rating in %. Keep at least two significant figures. No units are needed for the answer, and just input a numerical value for the specified units