y=0.3958x x is the protein concetration on x axis., y is the absorbance.
for,0.42,
0.42=0.3958 x, so x=1.061 unit
for,0.54,
0.54 =0.3958 x, so x=1.364 unit
Determine protein concentration based on the following absorbance: 0.42 and 0.54 Y= 0.3958x R^2= 0.9778
please answer 1 and 2
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protein
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