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Physics, 08.07.2019 16:00 Legoman29305

Pl what does it mean if no straight or nicely curved line goes through all of the graphed error limits? there is a high correlation between the independent and dependent variables and the graph can be used to make predictions. there is a low collation between the independent and dependent variables. something we are not considering is probably causing the changes in the dependent variable.

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