Using the results from Figure 3.22 in Jones and the Halpin-Tsai equations, show what happens to comparison as the Vt approaches 1. Note, for this exercise, you will need to pick several points directly off the Figure 3.32 to reproduce the lines (the results from Doner's calculation). Then you will need to plot a few points using the Halpin-Tsai equations. You can use a ruler to determine the values of the Doner's curve (as shown in the image) to pick off values to recreate the curves. In this case, the (x,y) combinations are (4,2) and (11, 3.75), respectively. You will need to pick enough points off the figure to capture the basic shape of the curve. 5 4 3.5 3 2.5 2 . 15 1 1 os 100 When you have finished your work, write a paragraph about your product. Include observations of what you see and why. Also, include questions you have about the result. Is the final product what you expected? Using the results from Figure 3.22 in Jones and the Halpin-Tsai equations, show what happens to comparison as the Vt approaches 1. Note, for this exercise, you will need to pick several points directly off the Figure 3.32 to reproduce the lines (the results from Doner's calculation). Then you will need to plot a few points using the Halpin-Tsai equations. You can use a ruler to determine the values of the Doner's curve (as shown in the image) to pick off values to recreate the curves. In this case, the (x,y) combinations are (4,2) and (11, 3.75), respectively. You will need to pick enough points off the figure to capture the basic shape of the curve. 5 4 3.5 3 2.5 2 . 15 1 1 os 100 When you have finished your work, write a paragraph about your product. Include observations of what you see and why. Also, include questions you have about the result. Is the final product what you expected