A student taking a FDE 490 Food Engineering Research Course, has collected flow rate versus pressure drop data for a 1.5% aqueous solution of sodium carboxymethylcellulose (CMC) at room temperature using a 45-cm-long capillary tube viscometer with 2-mm diameter during his studies. The night before the FDE 490 final, while preparing his presentation, the student spilled his coffee over his data sheet and it became impossible to read many parts of the sheet, except the flow rate data. Fortunately, he had already found that the data fitted the power law model representing the fluid behavior as: Τ= 8.14(γw)^0.414 (r^2= 0.999)

Required:
Will he be able to recover not the original but the approximate values for the missing pressure drop?