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Textile data on breaking strength by starch type and chip thickness
Description
Furry (1939) analyzes the breaking strength of a starch chip
as a function of the chip’s thickness (measured in 10^-4 inches) and the type
of plant from which the starch was derived (corn, canna, or potato).
Usage
data(textile)
Format
A data frame with 49 rows and 3 variables:
- strength
the response, the breaking strength.
- film
the chip's film thickness, measured in 10^-4 inches.
- starch
the chip's starch component: canna, corn, or potato
References
\insertRefFurryslgf
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Textile data on breaking strength by starch type and chip thickness
Description
Furry (1939) analyzes the breaking strength of a starch chip as a function of the chip’s thickness (measured in 10^-4 inches) and the type of plant from which the starch was derived (corn, canna, or potato).
Usage
data(textile)
Format
A data frame with 49 rows and 3 variables:
- strength
the response, the breaking strength.
- film
the chip's film thickness, measured in 10^-4 inches.
- starch
the chip's starch component: canna, corn, or potato
References
\insertRefFurryslgf
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