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    This document contains two graphs that plot Hall voltage on the y-axis against Hall current on the x-axis for two different values of magnetic field B. The first graph is for B=1250 and shows a linear relationship between Hall voltage and current with a slope of 0.531. The second graph is for B=820 and also shows a linear relationship between the variables, but with a smaller slope of 0.339.

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    This document contains two graphs that plot Hall voltage on the y-axis against Hall current on the x-axis for two different values of magnetic field B. The first graph is for B=1250 and shows a linear relationship between Hall voltage and current with a slope of 0.531. The second graph is for B=820 and also shows a linear relationship between the variables, but with a smaller slope of 0.339.

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    Hall Effect 2

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    This document contains two graphs that plot Hall voltage on the y-axis against Hall current on the x-axis for two different values of magnetic field B. The first graph is for B=1250 and shows a linear relationship between Hall voltage and current with a slope of 0.531. The second graph is for B=820 and also shows a linear relationship between the variables, but with a smaller slope of 0.339.

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    For B=1250

    12
    y = 0.531x
    10

    8
    Hall voltage(mV)

    0
    0 5 10 15 20 25
    Hall current(mA)

    For B=820
    8
    7 y = 0.339x
    6
    Hall voltage(mV)

    5
    4
    3
    2
    1
    0
    0 5 10 15 20 25
    Hall current(mA)

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