CHECK IT OUT!
To do | Check out | Topic |
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Exercises 11a–22a | Example 12 | SSE, the sum of squares error |
Exercises 11b–22b | Example 13 | Standard error of the estimate, |
Exercises 11c–22c | Example 14 | SST, the total sum of squares |
Exercises 11d–22d | Example 15 | SSR, the regression sum of squares |
Exercises 11e–22e | Example 16 |
, the coefficient of determination |
Exercises 11f–22f | Example 17 | Calculating using |
For Exercises 11–22, use the regression equations you calculated in Exercises 13–24 in Section 4.2. Do the following:
21. The number of hours spent on a repair job, and the cost of the repair.
2 | 120 |
3 | 180 |
5 | 230 |
8 | 350 |
10 | 380 |
4.3.21
(a) 1012 (b) 18.3662. The typical difference between the predicted value of and the actual observed value of is $18.3662. (c) 49080 (d) 48068 (e) 0.9794. Therefore, 97.94% of the variability in is accounted for by the linear relationship between and = hours. (f) 0.9896