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Graphs (equation of a line)
what does (y= 5E +0.6x) mean in an equation of a line?
I need to include this on my conclusion for an experiment. |
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Graphs (equation of a line)
Please look again at the equation of the trendline. What you have is not
possible y=5E+06x means y=5,000,000x. So the slope is 5 million best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "Loai" wrote in message ... what does (y= 5E +0.6x) mean in an equation of a line? I need to include this on my conclusion for an experiment. |
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