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How do I extrapolate the linear portion of the curve to find T[sub]f[/sub]
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meghan
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How do I extrapolate the linear portion of the curve to find T[sub]f[/sub]
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November 09, 2009, 06:28:58 AM »
I am given a chart listing temperature and time.
Time (min) Temp (Celsius)
0.0 23.3
1.0 27.8
2.0 28.4
3.0 28.5
4.0 28.5
5.0 28.4
6.0 28.3
7.0 28.3
I graphed the time and temperature (on good old graph paper). My next step is to "extrapolate the linear portion of the graph and determine T
f
." I also need to solve for :delta: T. This is a pre-lab question so there is no other information provided. I'm really lost on what to do for this. This material is from Chapter 8 and we're only on Chapter 6 and I can't seem to find further direction from my text.
I appreciate any guidance on how to move forward. Thank you so much in advance!
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Re: How do I extrapolate the linear portion of the curve to find T[sub]f[/sub]
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You have to calculate a line of best fit or through using statistics by a LSRL (Least Squares Regression Line). It is an approximate calculation, so in your lab report, be sure to say that the graph is extrapolated and therefore theoretical.
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