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Karmar Posted - 03/05/2021 : 11:38:31 AM
Hi,

I want to integrate the data from fitting to linear equation f(x) = ax + b. When I calculate this manually, i.e., F(x) = 0.5ax^2+bx I get different curve then when I do this in Origin (see picture)! Where have I made an error?

Thanks.

Karmar
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YimingChen Posted - 03/05/2021 : 4:43:47 PM
Hi Karmar,

How did you integrate the linear data? I did both in Origin and compare and didn't see difference.(a=0.0002, b=0.8)



James

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