The viscosity of a certain fluid (u) can be given as a function of the absolute temperature (T ) by the equation: H=ae where a and , are parameters. The following data is obtained experimentally. T...

Extracted text: The viscosity of a certain fluid (u) can be given as a function of the absolute temperature (T ) by the equation: H=ae where a and , are parameters. The following data is obtained experimentally. T (°C) U (Pa.s) 10 20 35 45 50 4.680x10-3 3.408x10-3 2.536x10-3 1.688x10-3 1.314x10-3 1.166x10-3 a. What would you plot on rectangular coordinates to get a straight line? b. What will be the slope and the intercept of the plot proposed in part (a)? c. Find the value and the units of the parameters a and b. d. Using two-point linear find the viscosity at a temperature of 25 °C. e. What will be the viscosity at 40 °C using the equation proposed? f. Will the values of the parameters a and b change if the units of the viscosity and temperature are changed? Justify your answer.