What would be the units for position vs time in this graph.

Next try a "Quadratic" fit. If this looks appropriate, then click "OK" and continue. The graph will now show the fit parameters (A, B and C). These quantities have meaning that can be part discerned by dimensional analysis. (You should do so). Curve Fa Fit Type! OMM Gesta Calaisted Cal Weght Colon AT-2 + M +C 4 0.07650 OM -d.607719 Quadrate The Offset Define Function. Delete Function 0.991357 0.0130676 In the example above: A has a value of 0.07650, B has a value of -0.00719, and C has a value of 0.4819, with units of and respectively. A has a value of 0. 07650with units of which means it is a (physical quantity). B has a value of -0. 007719 with units of which means it is a (physical quantity). C has a value of 0.4819 with units of which means it is a (physical quantity). Your values will differ. Record them in the table. A= 1.000 B= 1.000 C= 1.000