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This project involves determining the best-fit polynomial approximating curve to the H vs. Q data obtained experimentally. The experimental H vs. Q data are shown in Table P9.1


Try degrees polynomials of 2 through 4 to determine which degree polynomial will give the smallest MSE. Use MATLAB’s function polyfit, which returns the coefficients for each of the 3 polynomials. Then use MATLAB’s function polyval to create for each polynomial:
 a. A table containing Q, H, and Hc, where Hc are values from the approximating curve for H vs. Q
b. A plot containing both Hc vs. Q (solid line) and H vs. Q (small circles)
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