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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{PHYS212-2017}}<br /> <br /> #Finish your coding of the parabolic interpolation and/or Newton method minimization of &lt;math&gt; {\rm cosh} x&lt;/math&gt;, which you have started in class.<br /> #Data in-results out, Chapter 3 of the Python Guide. Download the following file [[media:f_emg.txt | Muscle data]], first column is the ''force'' exerted by a muscle, second column is the ''surface EMG'' on skin next to the muscle. Load this data and plot it against each other.<br /> #Focus on Chapter B of the Python guide<br /> #Focus on implementing the code for solution and plotting of the Project for module 3 that you are working on.</div>

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