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Meaning of letters in the formula

2016-12-13View Original

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There is a certain quantitative relationship between coke quality and the volatility of the coal fed into the furnace; for example: M40=121.07-1.44V, where n=10 and r=-0.66. What do n=10 and r=-0.66 mean respectively?
Reply #22016-12-13
It should be the parameters statistically estimated using mathematical tools; it makes no sense

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