"8. The following constants are obtained from measurements on length in mm.(X1), volume in c.c. (X2) and weight in gm. (X2) of 300 eggs :X, = 55-95%3DS; = 2-2612 = 0-578X2 = 51-48S2 = 4-39%3D13 = 0-581Xg = 56-03S3 = 4-4123 = 0-974Obtain the linear regression equation of egg weight on egg length and egg volume. Hence,estimate the weight of an egg whose length is 58 mm. and volumé is 52-5 c.c.

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"8. The following constants are obtained from measurements on length in mm. (X1), volume in c.c. (X2) and weight in gm. (X2) of 300 eggs : X, = 55-95 S, =2-26 12 = 0-578 X2 = 51-48 %3D S2 = 4-39 13 = 0-581 Xg = 56-03 !3! S3 = 4-41 23 = 0-974 Obtain the linear regression equation of egg weight on egg length and egg volume. Hence, estimate the weight of an egg whose length is 58 mm. and volumė is 52-5 c.c.

"8. The following constants are obtained from measurements on length in mm. (X1), volume in c.c. (X2) and weight in gm. (X2) of 300 eggs : X, = 55-95 S, =2-26 12 = 0-578 X2 = 51-48 %3D S2 = 4-39 13 = 0-581 Xg = 56-03 !3! S3 = 4-41 23 = 0-974 Obtain the linear regression equation of egg weight on egg length and egg volume. Hence, estimate the weight of an egg whose length is 58 mm. and volumė is 52-5 c.c.

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