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While Rqn (I - I) is what we want, calibration involves applying a pressure to obtain an electrical output, that is, the pressure is the independent variable (plotted along the abscissa), in other words. V = ap + b So, you have to be careful in reading the graphs. Plot voltage against pressure (voltage in the ordinate or y-axis and pressure in the abscissa or x-axis), i.e., as per Eqn.(1 - 2). Perform a linear regression on the data using the EXCEL TRENDLEINE feature. You graph must include the linear regression line but not the equation or the r^2 value. Write the regression equation and the r^2 value. (Make sure round of the numbers properly.) Comment on whether the calibration is acceptable and how can the calibration be improved?
While Rqn (I - I) is what we want, calibration involves applying a pressure to obtain an electrical output, that is, the pressure is the independent variable (plotted along the abscissa), in other words. V = ap + b So, you have to be careful in reading the graphs. Plot voltage against pressure (voltage in the ordinate or y-axis and pressure in the abscissa or x-axis), i.e., as per Eqn.(1 - 2). Perform a linear regression on the data using the EXCEL TRENDLEINE feature. You graph must include the linear regression line but not the equation or the r^2 value. Write the regression equation and the r^2 value. (Make sure round of the numbers properly.) Comment on whether the calibration is acceptable and how can the calibration be improved?
Irving HeathcoteLv2
17 Nov 2019