Linear Algebra and Its Applications · Problem 3.3.26

Orthogonality — Gilbert Strang

Mathematics · least-squares-hookes-law

Problem

A Middle-Aged man was stretched on a rack to lengths L=5L = 5, 66, and 77 feet under applied forces of F=1F = 1, 22, and 44 tons. Assuming Hooke's law L=a+bFL = a + bF, find his normal length aa by least squares.

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