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![> The following standardization data were provided
for a series of external standards of Cd²+ that had
been buffered to a pH of 4.6.
[Cd²*]
15.4
30.4
44.9
59.0
72.7
86.0
Smeas (nA)
4.8
11.4
18.2
26.6
32.3
37.7
(a) Determine the standardization relationship by a
linear regression analysis, and report the
confidence intervals for the slope and y-intercept.
+ B X
Smeas = -2.69 + 0.477 [Cd²+]
Slope = 0.477±0.036
y-intercept = -2.69±2.02
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