Exercises 3 In each of the following experiments, the data set (presented by bold letters) obeys a nonlinear relation. Simple Pendulum: T = 21 (L/g)/2 Perfect Gas Law: P = nRT / V Stefan's Law: P = o(T+ + To*) e/m Experiment: e/m = 2V / (B? r2) %3D Standing Waves: n? = (4L?f²u)/ (mg) In the above expressions, all the parameters other than the data may be treated as constants. Suggest how to plot the data, in each of the above experiments, to obtain a straight line graph. In each case, state what the slope of the graph would represent, and also the y-intercept, if any.

Exercises 3 In each of the following experiments, the data set (presented by bold letters) obeys a nonlinear relation. Simple Pendulum: T = 21 (L/g)/2 Perfect Gas Law: P = nRT / V Stefan's Law: P = o(T+ + To*) e/m Experiment: e/m = 2V / (B? r2) %3D Standing Waves: n? = (4L?f²u)/ (mg) In the above expressions, all the parameters other than the data may be treated as constants. Suggest how to plot the data, in each of the above experiments, to obtain a straight line graph. In each case, state what the slope of the graph would represent, and also the y-intercept, if any.

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