Hi, this is my lab, and it is pretty long. I separate the lab into three chegg questions(they are connected). This is the first part. Please help me with them! The first three pictures are just explanations and instructions, and the last two pictures are the questions. Please read them carefully and follow the instructions.
The lab is continuing(the rest are in the following posts)...please help me! Thank you very much!
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