Section IV: Linear Analysis 23. What is a calibration curve? a. A linear line b

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Section IV: Linear Analysis 23. What is a calibration curve? a. A linear line b A curve for statistical parameters and a detection limit . A curve that defines the relationship between pairs of data d. A which is designed to show the detection limit of the analysis 24. Why is it important to physical plot the data? a. To measure the detection limit and sensitivity of the technique. b. To observe the correlation (if any) between the pairs of data comprising the set. c. To measure the limit of quantitation and detection limit d. To measure the use of the confidence level and limits 25. How is the calibration sensitivity measured? a. By the linear dynamic range b. By the confidence interval c. By the limit of linearity d. By the slope 26. What is meant by the confidence limits? a. Defines the confidence in your calibration curve b. Defines the confidence in the detection limit of the technique c. Define the region of error at a certain level of confidence d. Define the confidence in linearity of the curve

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23. It is curve for detection limit and sensitivity detection.

24. To measure detection limit and sensitivity measurement.

25. By the slope.

26. Defines the region of error at a certain levek of confidence.

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