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  1. Jul 10, 2016 #1

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    If you were to perform a linear regression of log10(B) vs log10(x) what would you expect the slope to be? The expected relationship between B and x is

    B(x) = μoI(2πx)-1
     
    Ekwia22, Jul 10, 2016
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  3. Jul 11, 2016 #2

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    Hello Ekwia, :welcome:

    If ##\mu_oI(2\pi x)<< 1## you expect slope 0 and if ##\mu_oI(2\pi x)>> 1## you expect slope ##^{10}\log (2\mu_oI\pi)## ...
    In between you get, well, in between !
     
    BvU, Jul 11, 2016
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