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Curve Fitting in Excel
I’ve discussed linear regression on this blog before, but quite often a straight line is not the best way to represent your data. For these
Linear Interpolation in Excel
To perform linear interpolation in Excel, use the FORECAST function to interpolate between two pairs of x- and y-values directly. In the example below, the
3 Axis Graph Excel Method: Add a Third Y-Axis
Ever wanted to know how to create a 3 axis graph in Excel? The other day I got a question from Todd, an EngineerExcel.com subscriber.
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Modulus of elasticity is a measure of a material’s stiffness or resistance to deformation when subjected to stress. It quantifies how much a material will
Understanding Axial Deformation in Engineering Materials
Axial deformation refers to the change in length of a material along its longitudinal axis under applied force or load. It typically occurs in structures