You are asked to study a physical system. You determine theoretically that the equation q = r² + s should describe the behavior of the system, where q and p are some physical quantities, and r and s are some constants. To test this equation, you setup an experiment. In your experiment you keep r and s constant, vary p and measure q for multiple p values. Mark all the correct statements below. The plot of the q vs p² data should look like a straight line. From the intercept of the q vs. p² plot, we can determine the physical constant s. From the slope of the q vs. p² plot, we can determine the physical constant r. The plot of the q vs p data should look like a parabola.

You are asked to study a physical system. You determine theoretically that the equation q = r² + s should describe the behavior of the system, where q and p are some physical quantities, and r and s are some constants. To test this equation, you setup an experiment. In your experiment you keep r and s constant, vary p and measure q for multiple p values. Mark all the correct statements below. The plot of the q vs p² data should look like a straight line. From the intercept of the q vs. p² plot, we can determine the physical constant s. From the slope of the q vs. p² plot, we can determine the physical constant r. The plot of the q vs p data should look like a parabola.