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    H y KX X: Weekly Quiz Linear Law

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    1. The document contains two tables of x and y variable values from experiments. Table 1 relates x and y by the equation y = hx + k, while Table 2 relates them by y = wn/x. 2. For each table, students are asked to: a) plot the variables on a graph with specified scales and draw the line of best fit, and b) use the graph to find the values of the constants in the equations. 3. The document provides data tables and questions for students to analyze linear relationships between variables using line of best fit graphs.

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    H y KX X: Weekly Quiz Linear Law

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    1. The document contains two tables of x and y variable values from experiments. Table 1 relates x and y by the equation y = hx + k, while Table 2 relates them by y = wn/x. 2. For each table, students are asked to: a) plot the variables on a graph with specified scales and draw the line of best fit, and b) use the graph to find the values of the constants in the equations. 3. The document provides data tables and questions for students to analyze linear relationships between variables using line of best fit graphs.

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    1. The document contains two tables of x and y variable values from experiments. Table 1 relates x and y by the equation y = hx + k, while Table 2 relates them by y = wn/x. 2. For each table, students are asked to: a) plot the variables on a graph with specified scales and draw the line of best fit, and b) use the graph to find the values of the constants in the equations. 3. The document provides data tables and questions for students to analyze linear relationships between variables using line of best fit graphs.

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    H y KX X: Weekly Quiz Linear Law

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    1. The document contains two tables of x and y variable values from experiments. Table 1 relates x and y by the equation y = hx + k, while Table 2 relates them by y = wn/x. 2. For each table, students are asked to: a) plot the variables on a graph with specified scales and draw the line of best fit, and b) use the graph to find the values of the constants in the equations. 3. The document provides data tables and questions for students to analyze linear relationships between variables using line of best fit graphs.

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    Weekly Quiz

    Linear Law
    1. Table 1 shows the values of two variables , x and y obtained from an experiment.
    Variables x and y are related by the equation where h and k are constants.
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    y .1 !." ".# 12. 1.4 1$.3

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    Table 1
    2. Table 2 shows the values of two variables , x and y obtained from an experiment.
    Variables x and y are related by the equation where n and w are constants.
    x 3 4 ! # $
    y 1*3 $# #! !$ !2 #.4

    %a& 'lot a(ainst , usin( a scale of 2 cm to *.1 unit on the )axis and 2 cm to *.2 units
    on the )axis. +ence, draw the line of best ,t. - marks.
    %b& /se your (raph in %a&, to ,nd the value of - marks.
    %i& n,
    %ii& w,
    , =
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    n
    y
    x
    10
    log y
    10
    log x
    10
    log x
    10
    log y
    Table 2

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