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What is the primary source of the 'Slope' value used in the final viscosity calculation?
A. The average of the individual r²/v ratios
B. The difference in v divided by the difference in r² for the largest ball
C. The graph plotted between r² (x-axis) and terminal velocity v (y-axis)
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