er'' 2. On the right side of the simulation under Meters, click the boxes for -;_.,- mu. -.-...... "Volhneter" and "Plate Charge". Connect the red lead (red metal tip) to , 5\"\": \"\"5\"\" Meters the upper plate of the capacitor and the black lead to the lower plate. ._ Liphzlarm [Note that since the voltage across the capacitor is zero, the charge on the fur an: m...\" plates is also zero. This is reected in the first row of Data Table l: \"mm\" 3" F '-'-1 rivet-tr Charge and Voltage). _- . . . 3. Move the dial on the hatter},r upwards until the voltmeter reads approximately 0.150 V. (You may not be able to get it to exactly 0.150 V. It doesn't matter too much as long as you can get relatively close). Record the voltage and the corresponding plate charge in the second rov.r of Data Table 1: Charge and Voltage. 4. Repeat step 3 for battery voltages 0.300 V, 0.450 V, 0.600 V, 0.?50 V, 0.900 V, 1.05 V, 1.20 V, 1.35 V, 1.50 V, filling in the data table row by row