Ohm's Law Lab You can access the simulator by clicking on the link below: https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/ohms-law/latest/ohms-law_en.html This simulator allows you to vary the voltage and resistance and observe the effect on current. For this lab, I want you to set the resistance at a fixed value between 100-200 ohms (for example 122 ohms) and record that value in the table below. Then, set the voltage to 1.50 volts and read and record the current. Then increase voltage in 1.5 increments and record the current at each increment. Voltage Current Resistance Fixed value 1.5 3.0 4.5 6.0 7.5 9.0 Then graph current on the x-axis vs voltage on the y-axis and draw the best fit line and determine the slope of the line(show calculation of slope somewhere on graph paper). The slope value should come close to the value of the fixed resistance in your table. Calculate a % error for the slope value using the resistance fixed value as the true value and the slope values as the experimental value. Submit this paper to Canvas and if you cannot scan the graph, take a very clear and closeup picture of the graph and submit through Canvas