Asked by j
I have a graph plotted which makes a straight line (linear graph)
The points are as follows
X , Y
(.25, 0.593)
(.50, 1.161)
(.75, 1.762)
(1.0, 2.348)
I need to determine the linear range.
Also, can Beer's Law be applied?
The points are as follows
X , Y
(.25, 0.593)
(.50, 1.161)
(.75, 1.762)
(1.0, 2.348)
I need to determine the linear range.
Also, can Beer's Law be applied?
Answers
Answered by
drwls
The relation between X any Y is highly, but not perfectly, linear over the range that you have plotted data.
It has nothing to do with Beer's law, which describes the exponential attenuation of radiation.
It has nothing to do with Beer's law, which describes the exponential attenuation of radiation.
Answered by
j
Still confused. How do you write out the linear range of a set of data points.
R=???
R=???
Answered by
drwls
You seem to be confusing a lot of things. The quantity R describes the quality of a linear-regression straight-line fit to the data.
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