Magnetism and Induction Lab - plotting the theoretical curve
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Re: Magnetism and Induction Lab - plotting the theoretical curve
yes, that is what you could do. I don't think there is a way in excel to just plot a function. You will have to have an "x" value column where you enter in increments in the x value. Make sure the increments are small enough that when you plot the curve you get something smooth. Then you can make a "y" value column where you enter in the formula (using the corresponding "x" value) and "fill" the formula down the column. I think this is what you meant... if not then... you could do it this way... or post again and I can answer back!
Also, make sure the "points" are turned off and you connect the points with lines to get a smooth curve.
Also, make sure the "points" are turned off and you connect the points with lines to get a smooth curve.
MattChequers- Posts : 47
Join date : 2013-02-25
Magnetism and Induction Lab - plotting the theoretical curve
For question 2b) we have to plot the theortical curve b(x) using excel, how do you plot a function using excel?
Would we just calculate all the values using the function and then graph that?
Thanks!
Would we just calculate all the values using the function and then graph that?
Thanks!
lferrie- Posts : 10
Join date : 2013-01-09
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