المتبقي: 58 دقائق، 45 ثانية )توان(.:dliwl Jlas2 درجات10 UGiven the following data pairs (x, y), find the regression equation.yx2y2xy43612416483925151193.Ex=10Ey =16Ex2 =30Ey2 =74Σxy-38y = 2.5 x - 4.3y = 3.4 x + 5y = 1.6 x +5y = 5x + 3.4ET/r

Given Data: ∑x=10 ∑y=16∑x2=30 ∑y2=74∑xy=38 n=4

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Given the following data pairs (x, y), find the regression equation. y2 ху 6. 4 36 12 4. 16 8. 25 15 1 3 Ex=10 Ey =16 Ex2 =30 Ey2 =74 Exy =38 3. 4.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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