For the Thermistor given below usingpiecewise approximation methodcombined with line regression to findthe best equation and value forTemperature if the system hascounts =80020406080|ADC counts928785654420152T=129.7902-0.14586*Counts, T=13.1022T=129.7902-0.13986*Counts,T=17.9021T=129.7902-0.12358*Counts, T=30.9262T=135.4745-0.14599*Counts, T=18.68613

Consider the table shown below for the given data: T ADC counts 0 928 20 785 40 654 60…

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For the Thermistor given below using piecewise approximation method combined with line regression to find the best equation and value for Temperature if the system has counts =800

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