Refer to the Minitab display below, which is based on a sample of 54 bears. Identify the multiple regression equation that expressesweight in terms of head length, length and chest size.莊P.PredictorConstantHEADLENLENGTHCHESTSE Coef32.955.548Coef- 253-7.680.0000.878-0.150.57-0.850.641.1240.71412.11.01911.870.000Choose the correct answer below.O A. WEIGHT= -0.85 HEADLEN + 0.64 LENGTHO B. WEIGHT= - 253- 0.85 HEADLEN + 0.64 LENGTH+ 12.1 CHESTO C. WEIGHT = 32.95 +5.548 HEADLEN + 1.124 LENGTH + 1.019 CHESTO D. WEIGHT= - 253+ 12.1 CHEST

The fitted regression equation is given as WEIGHT = - 253 - 0.85*HEADLEN + 0.64*LENGTH + 12.1*CHEST

Refer to the Minitab display below, which is based on a sample of 54 bears. Identify the multiple regression equation that expresses weight in terms of head length, length and chest size. Predictor Constant HEADLEN LENGTH CHEST T. Coef - 253 -0.85 SE Coef 32.95 5.548 0.000 0.878 0.714 -7.68 -0.15 0.64 1.124 0.57 12.1 1.019 11.87 0.000 Choose the correct answer below. OA. WEIGHT= -0.85 HEADLEN +0.64 LENGTH B. WEIGHT= -253-0.85 HEADLEN+ 0.64 LENGTH+ 12.1 CHEST O C. WEIGHT = 32.95 + 5.548 HEADLEN +1.124 LENGTH + 1.019 CHEST O D. WEIGHT= -253+ 12.1 CHEST

Refer to the Minitab display below, which is based on a sample of 54 bears. Identify the multiple regression equation that expresses weight in terms of head length, length and chest size. Predictor Constant HEADLEN LENGTH CHEST T. Coef - 253 -0.85 SE Coef 32.95 5.548 0.000 0.878 0.714 -7.68 -0.15 0.64 1.124 0.57 12.1 1.019 11.87 0.000 Choose the correct answer below. OA. WEIGHT= -0.85 HEADLEN +0.64 LENGTH B. WEIGHT= -253-0.85 HEADLEN+ 0.64 LENGTH+ 12.1 CHEST O C. WEIGHT = 32.95 + 5.548 HEADLEN +1.124 LENGTH + 1.019 CHEST O D. WEIGHT= -253+ 12.1 CHEST

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

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Chapter4: Equations Of Linear Functions

Section4.6: Regression And Median-fit Lines

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