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This is 9th grade math

This is 9th grade math-example-1

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Start with 15.1 row:

For 15.1, the observed is shown on the table. It's 65.

The predicted can be found by using the formula in the problem.

y=3.7x + 13.38

y= 3.7(15.1) + 13.38

y= 69.25. That's the predicted.

The residual for each observation is the difference between predicted values of y (dependent variable) and observed values of y.

So predicted was 69.25. Observed is 65.

69.25-65 = 4.25. That's your residual.

17.9 row:

Now let's do 17.9. Look at observed on the table. It's 75.

The predicted can be found by using the formula in the problem.

y=3.7x + 13.38

y=3.7(17.9) + 13.38

y = 79.61. That's the predicted.

Residual is predicted - observed.

79.61 - 75 = 4.61. That's your residual.

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