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Chapter 8, Problem 31P
Use the data from Problem 30 for the following:
(a) Fit the data with linear interpolation. Estimate the concentration at t = 2.25. Make a plot that shows the data points and curve made of interpolated points.
(b) Fit the data with spline interpolation. Estimate the concentration at t= 2.25 h. Make a plot that shows the data points and a curve made of interpolated points.
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