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    Comparison of Linear and Quadratic Model

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    The document contains data comparing actual alpha values to values estimated with linear and quadratic models across a range of -260 to 100. A graph shows the linear and quadratic fits visually. The quadratic model has a coefficient of determination of 0.99754, showing it fits the data better than the linear model with a coefficient of 0.977.

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    Comparison of Linear and Quadratic Model

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    The document contains data comparing actual alpha values to values estimated with linear and quadratic models across a range of -260 to 100. A graph shows the linear and quadratic fits visually. The quadratic model has a coefficient of determination of 0.99754, showing it fits the data better than the linear model with a coefficient of 0.977.

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    The document contains data comparing actual alpha values to values estimated with linear and quadratic models across a range of -260 to 100. A graph shows the linear and quadratic fits visually. The quadratic model has a coefficient of determination of 0.99754, showing it fits the data better than the linear model with a coefficient of 0.977.

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    Comparison of Linear and Quadratic Model

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    The document contains data comparing actual alpha values to values estimated with linear and quadratic models across a range of -260 to 100. A graph shows the linear and quadratic fits visually. The quadratic model has a coefficient of determination of 0.99754, showing it fits the data better than the linear model with a coefficient of 0.977.

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    T Alpha Estimated Alpha Linear Estimated Alpha Quad

    60 6.36 6.33460156 72.69460156


    40 6.24 6.23649056 52.47649056
    20 6.12 6.12824004 32.24824004
    0 6 6.00985 12.00985
    -20 5.86 5.88132044 -8.25867956
    -40 5.72 5.74265136 -28.53734864
    -60 5.58 5.59384276 -48.82615724
    -80 5.34 5.43489464 -69.22510536
    -100 5.28 5.265807 -89.454193
    -120 5.09 5.08657984 -109.8234202
    -140 4.91 4.89721316 -130.1927868
    -160 4.72 4.69770696 -150.582293
    -180 4.52 4.48806124 -170.9919388
    -200 4.3 4.268276 -191.431724
    -220 4.08 4.03835124 -211.8816488
    -240 3.83 3.79828696 -232.371713
    -260 3.33 3.54808316 -253.1219168
    -300 3.07 3.017257 -293.912743
    -320 2.76 2.73663464 -314.5033654
    -340 2.45 2.44587276 -335.1041272
    -2660 95.56 95.65002132 -2468.789979

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    Comparison of Linear And Quadratic Model

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    Alpha Estimated Alpha Linear Estimated Alpha Quad

    Coefficient Of Determination in Quadratic Model=0.99754


    Coefficient Of Determination in Quadratic Model=0.977

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