library(chemistr)

EV Battery Example

# Here is where you input your data for your two variables.  
Time <- c(1, 2, 4, 8) #This is the X-axis values.  The currect values should be replaced with your values.
Distance <- c(10, 100, 1000, 100000) #This is the Y-axis values.  The current values should be replaced with your values.
data <- data_frame(Time, Distance) #This is a data frame.  This links all your variables into a single table.
data #typing any named item into your space will allow you to see that variable in your output.
# Graphing EV data - Take #1.   
# Culled Data

Nuclear Decay Example

# Radioactive Decay Data and Intial Plot
# Linearization of Radioactive Decay Data


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