The coefficient: a = ke9192 And the power (theory): b = -2.0 Use the experimental value from your fit above and the actual value from theory to calculate the percent error. Show all your work below. 9% error = [b(theory) - b(experiment)| b(theory) x 100 % error = Now since: a = Kq192 and you know the value of coefficient a from the fit above, and the charges are fixed throughout the experiment, i.e, qi -4 x 10* C, and q2 - 8 x 10 * C, use all these values to find the value of the Coulomb's constant Ke, using the equation below. Show all your work: a = kq192 k (experiment) = Actual value of k is k (actual) = 9 x 109 Use the experimental value from your fit above and the actual value from theory to calculate the percent error. Show all your work below. 96 error - k(actual-k(experiment) k(atual) x 100 96 arror =