Connect 1-semester Access Card For Numerical Methods For Engineers
Connect 1-semester Access Card For Numerical Methods For Engineers
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Author: Chapra, Steven, Canale, Raymond
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 20, Problem 1P

Perform the same computation as in Sec. 20.1, but use linear regression and transformations to fit the data with a power equation. Assess the result.

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To calculate: A power equation fit to the data for specific growth rate and available food the data using linear regression equation and transformation.

Answer to Problem 1P

Solution: The power equation to fit the data for specific growth rate and available food is k=0.1479f0.4224.

Explanation of Solution

Given Information: Data for specific growth rate k and available food f is given in the form of a table as,

fk70.2990.37150.48250.65400.80750.971000.991501.07

Formula used: A linear regression equation is given as y=ax+b.

Here,

a=ni=1nxiyij=1nxjk=1nykni=1nxi2(i=1nxi)2 and b=1n(i=1nyiaj=1nxj).

Power equation can be obtained from the linear regression equation as,

y=αxβ

Here, α=10b and β=a.

Calculation: For the given data, n=8 as there are eight observations.

Consider logarithmic terms and evaluate the summationsas,

logflogklogflogk(logf)20.850.540.450.710.950.430.410.911.180.320.371.381.400.190.261.951.600.100.162.571.880.010.023.522.000.000.014.002.180.030.064.7412.031.561.6319.78

Calculate the value of a as,

a=ni=1nxiyii=1nxii=1nyini=1nxi2(i=1nxi)2

Here, x is logf and y is logk.

Thus,

a=ni=1nlogfilogkii=1nlogfii=1nlogkini=1nlogfi2(i=1nlogfi)2

Simplify,

a=nlogflogklogflogknlogf2(logf)2

Substitute the values from the summation table and solve as,

a=8×(1.63)(12.03)(1.56)8×(19.78)(12.03)2=0.4224

Calculate the value of b as,

b=1n(i=1nyiaj=1nxj)

Here, x is logf and y is logk.

Thus,

b=1n(i=1nlogkiaj=1nlogfj)

Simplify,

b=1n(logkalogf)

Substitute the values from the summation table and solve as,

b=18(1.56(0.4224)(12.03))=0.8300

Thus, the linear regression equation is,

logf=0.4224logk0.83

Therefore, α=100.83 and β=0.4224.

Thus, the power equation fit to the datais written as,

k=0.1479f0.4224

The plot for both the linear and the power models is obtained as,

Hence, the power equation fit gives better approximation than the linear regression fit.

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