PART III: Determining the dielectric constant K for glass. 1. Click on the experiment link above. You should see the image below: Introduction Clelectric Mutu View- Cecaic Field Lives Meters Caratease 7 Pale Charge Stored Energy Disconnect Banely Separation Pasta Amen 1SV 2. Click on Dielectric at the top 2. Check the box Capacitance under meters 4.Choose the Dielectric material glass. 5. Slide the dielectric so that it fills the space between the capacitor plates with an offset of 0.00 mm. 6. Set plate separation d to 10.0 mm (0.01 m). Keep d constant throughout the experiment. 7. Start with a plate area A of 100 mm?. Record the Capacitance C in your data table. 8. Repeat step 7 with 8 different values of A up to 400 mm2. Note that you can change the value of A by sliding the arrow. 9. Plot a graph of C (vertical axis) vs A (horizontal axis) You should change your values of A to m2 for plotting. 10. What is the slope of your graph? 11. Using the value of your slope and Equation 3, determine the dielectric constant K for glass. 12. The accepted value K for glass is 4.7. Determine the experimental error between your determined value and the accepted value of K for glass