a. Mean i- b. Critical value te (use 4 decimal places) Margin of Error Degrees of Freedom Prediction Interval for y 1 E = te Se 1+ n(zo - 2) n(Ez) – (E=), n – 2 ý - E< y < ŷ + E Round the following to 3 decimal places C. Margin of Error E %3D d. The 95% prediction interval for the value of y at zo 19 is between and %3D

a. Mean i- b. Critical value te (use 4 decimal places) Margin of Error Degrees of Freedom Prediction Interval for y 1 E = te Se 1+ n(zo - 2) n(Ez) – (E=), n – 2 ý - E< y < ŷ + E Round the following to 3 decimal places C. Margin of Error E %3D d. The 95% prediction interval for the value of y at zo 19 is between and %3D

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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