Give a step by step guide on how one would perform a linear regression and goodness of fit analysis for an independent and dependant variable where the data is composed of 5 subjects tested under 5 different levels of the independent variable (repeated measures) for a total of 5 groups (N = 25). Be sure to mention the calculation of regression sum of squares, error sum of squares, etc.

Give a step by step guide on how one would perform a linear regression and goodness of fit analysis for an independent and dependant variable where the data is composed of 5 subjects tested under 5 different levels of the independent variable (repeated measures) for a total of 5 groups (N = 25). Be sure to mention the calculation of regression sum of squares, error sum of squares, etc.

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

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Chapter4: Equations Of Linear Functions

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