It is known that the specific heat of air varies with temperature changes following the second-degree polynomial functio
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It is known that the specific heat of air varies with
temperature changes following the second-degree polynomial
function according to the data in the table shown below. Use
the polynomial regression to determine the coefficients of the
polynomial. Make a plot that compares the data and the fit
polynomial. Next, use the polynomial to estimate the value of the
specific heat at 1000 oC, 1500 oC, and 2000
oC.
T("C) 700 1,200 1,700 2,200 2,700 Cp (kJ/kg-°C) 1.1427 1.2059 1.2522 1.2815 1.2938
temperature changes following the second-degree polynomial
function according to the data in the table shown below. Use
the polynomial regression to determine the coefficients of the
polynomial. Make a plot that compares the data and the fit
polynomial. Next, use the polynomial to estimate the value of the
specific heat at 1000 oC, 1500 oC, and 2000
oC.
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