In the equation $T = KW^a$, the linearized form is:
University of Ilorin PHY107 2021 past question
- $K = \\frac{T}{W^a}$
- $\\log T = \\log K + a \\log W$
- $a = \\frac{T - K}{W}$
- $\\frac{a}{K} = \\frac{T}{W}$
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