The following data was collected by performing an experiment. For the experiment you recorded the pressure of a gas, that was sealed in a container, after each time you changed the volume of the container. The data is listed in the table below. Pressure (atm) Volume (mL) 1/V(mL-1)
11.7 10.5
9.6 12.9
8.8 13.8
7.6 15.5
Fill in the column for 1/V and make a plot of pressure vs 1/V using Excel. For your plot, you must show all the data points, have a graph title, axes titles with units, and insert a best-fit trendline through your data, using Excel. Submit this Excel file separately, or with the graph on this exam, below

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