Procedure: 1. Resistance given in the circuit is color corded. By clicking on the resistance and then clicking on each color band, choose same color that you use in the first experiment. Brown for the first color band (read from left to right), red for second color band and brown for the third color band. Do not change the color for fourth color band. 2. Using the "Neveready" battery (the light blue box with positive and negative terminal), you may vary the supply voltage to the circuit. 3. Each time. When you vary the supply voltage by clicking the "Neveready" battery, read the voltmeter on the left and ammeter on the right. If the voltmeter and ammeter readingexceed the limit, you may bring the needle [red] within the limit by Clicking the blue arrow below the meters. 4. Repeat the step [3] to obtain different voltageVJ and current (I) and enter your reading in the following table 2. "Bible 2 V (Volt) I (DIAL) \fPlot a graph voltage versus current. From your slope of the graph. calculate the resistance. Record your resistance . R a Reslstance, \"F" 2 (Do not forget the unit} From your graph. are you able to tell the relationship between voltage and current in a simple circuit? Please circle one of the following answers. Yes No Explain why you select your choice