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    Θ in Degrees: Theoritical Experimental

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    This graph shows the relationship between the current (I) in milliamps and the angle (Θ) in degrees in an experimental setup. As the angle increases from 0 to 400 degrees, the current also increases from 0 to around 25 milliamps, demonstrating a direct relationship between the angle and the measured current.

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    This graph shows the relationship between the current (I) in milliamps and the angle (Θ) in degrees in an experimental setup. As the angle increases from 0 to 400 degrees, the current also increases from 0 to around 25 milliamps, demonstrating a direct relationship between the angle and the measured current.

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    Malu's Law

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    Malu's Law Graph

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    This graph shows the relationship between the current (I) in milliamps and the angle (Θ) in degrees in an experimental setup. As the angle increases from 0 to 400 degrees, the current also increases from 0 to around 25 milliamps, demonstrating a direct relationship between the angle and the measured current.

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    Θ in Degrees: Theoritical Experimental

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    This graph shows the relationship between the current (I) in milliamps and the angle (Θ) in degrees in an experimental setup. As the angle increases from 0 to 400 degrees, the current also increases from 0 to around 25 milliamps, demonstrating a direct relationship between the angle and the measured current.

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