Use the table to calculate the 95 % prediction interval for y at zo = 20y3144202027728833Regression Equation: ŷ = 3.6z + 3.866667ΣΣνDegreesofFreedomPrediction Intervalfor yStandard ErrorMargin of Errorn(zo – 7)n(Ez²) – (Ez)²,(Ey²) – 6. (Ey) – m(Exy)1E = t. · Se· 1+n - 2 ý - E

Use the table to calculate the 95 % prediction interval for y at zo = 20 y 3 14 20 20 6. 27 28 8. 33 Regression Equation: âŷ = 3.6z + 3.866667 Σ Σ Degrees of Freedom Prediction Interval for y Standard Error Margin of Error n(zo - )² n(Ez²) – (Ez)² S = (Ey²) – 6. (Ey) – m(Exy) E = t. Se 1+ n – 2 ý-E

Use the table to calculate the 95 % prediction interval for y at zo = 20 y 3 14 20 20 6. 27 28 8. 33 Regression Equation: âŷ = 3.6z + 3.866667 Σ Σ Degrees of Freedom Prediction Interval for y Standard Error Margin of Error n(zo - )² n(Ez²) – (Ez)² S = (Ey²) – 6. (Ey) – m(Exy) E = t. Se 1+ n – 2 ý-E

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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