A standard curve for glucose analysis was prepared.The slope (m) was found to be 1.341 while the y-intercept (b) was -0.333. Calculate the concentration (x) of glucose having an absorbance (y) of 0.151. 0.067 0.361 0.858 0.136

A standard curve for glucose analysis was prepared.The slope (m) was found to be 1.341 while the y-intercept (b) was -0.333. Calculate the concentration (x) of glucose having an absorbance (y) of 0.151. 0.067 0.361 0.858 0.136

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