3. In a test on breakdown voltages, V kilovolts, for insulation for different thicknesses, tmillimeters, the following results were obtained.-6-Chapter FourCurve Fittingt2.03.05.0101418V153200282449563666If the law connecting V and t is V = at" , draw a suitable graph and determine the values ofthe constant a and n.

The relation between the breakdown voltage (V) and thickness of the insulator (t) is given as :…

3. In a test on breakdown voltages, V kilovolts, for insulation for different thicknesses, t millimeters, the following results were obtained. - 9 - Chapter Four Curve Fitting 2.0 3.0 5.0 10 14 18 V 153 200 282 449 563 666 If the law connecting V and t is V = at" , draw a suitable graph and determine the values of the constant a and n.

3. In a test on breakdown voltages, V kilovolts, for insulation for different thicknesses, t millimeters, the following results were obtained. - 9 - Chapter Four Curve Fitting 2.0 3.0 5.0 10 14 18 V 153 200 282 449 563 666 If the law connecting V and t is V = at" , draw a suitable graph and determine the values of the constant a and n.

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