A plot of pressure vs time, on semi-log graph paper, produced a slope of 0.011±0.002s-1 and an intercept of 14.2±0.2Pa What is the final form of the exponential equation that relates these variables? Select one: O a. t = (14.2+0.2Pa)e(0.011±0.00 O b. t=(0.011±0.002s-1)e(14.2±( c. P=(0.011+0.002s-1)e(14.2+ O d. P=(14.2±0.2Pa)e(0.011±0.0 P=(14.2+0.2Pa)e

A plot of pressure vs time, on semi-log graph paper, produced a slope of 0.011±0.002s-1 and an intercept of 14.2±0.2Pa What is the final form of the exponential equation that relates these variables? Select one: O a. t = (14.2+0.2Pa)e(0.011±0.00 O b. t=(0.011±0.002s-1)e(14.2±( c. P=(0.011+0.002s-1)e(14.2+ O d. P=(14.2±0.2Pa)e(0.011±0.0 P=(14.2+0.2Pa)e

College Physics

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Chapter1: Introduction: The Nature Of Science And Physics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20PE: (a) A person's blood pressure is measured to be 1202 mm Hg. What is its percent uncertainty? (b)...

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