Experiment 1: Computing new axis - Now add the trendline

Compare the theoretical and experimental equations

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Transcript

And now when we fit our equation to it - what do we find: we see that Y is equal to 0.020 X plus six times ten to the minus five.  That means it is twenty milliseconds with only a five-microsecond difference from what we expect.

So it fits very very well, and if we compare our experimental data with our expected data, we see they fit extremely well.