An engineering student wants to study the impact of temperature and humidity on yield. The following data was recorded by the student. S.N Temperature Humidity Yield 1 40 57 112 2 45 54 118 3 50 54 128 4 55 60 121 60 66 126 65 59 136 7 70 61 144 8 75 58 142 9 80 59 149 10 85 56 165 A: Simple Linear regression model between yield and temperature. a) Compute the correlation coefficient between yield and temperature. b) Find the equation of regression line between yields on temperature using least square method. c) Draw the scatter diagram between yield and temperature. d) Show the best fitted line on scatter diagram. e) What percentage of the variable yield can be explained by the variable temperature?

An engineering student wants to study the impact of temperature and humidity on yield. The following data was recorded by the student. S.N Temperature Humidity Yield 1 40 57 112 2 45 54 118 3 50 54 128 4 55 60 121 60 66 126 65 59 136 7 70 61 144 8 75 58 142 9 80 59 149 10 85 56 165 A: Simple Linear regression model between yield and temperature. a) Compute the correlation coefficient between yield and temperature. b) Find the equation of regression line between yields on temperature using least square method. c) Draw the scatter diagram between yield and temperature. d) Show the best fitted line on scatter diagram. e) What percentage of the variable yield can be explained by the variable temperature?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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