The amount of water used by the production facilities of a plant varies. Observations on water usage and other, possibly related, variables were collected for 17 months. The following model is fitted: USAGE = Bo + B1 TEMP + B2 PROD+ B3 DAYS+ B4 PAYR + Bs HOUR + E %3D where the variable is USAGE = monthly water usage (gallons/100) and the explanatory variables are response %3D TEMP = average monthly temperature (°F) amount of production number of operating days in the month number of people on the monthly plant payroll number of hours shut down for maintenance %3D PROD %3D DAYS PAYR HOUR Below is the selected SAS output with edit. Dependent Variable:NJSAGE monthly water usage (gallons/100) Analysis of Variance Sum of Mean Source DF Squares Square F Value Pr> F Model Error 113.54388 Corrected Total 319.50011

The amount of water used by the production facilities of a plant varies. Observations on water usage and other, possibly related, variables were collected for 17 months. The following model is fitted: USAGE = Bo + B1 TEMP + B2 PROD+ B3 DAYS+ B4 PAYR + Bs HOUR + E %3D where the variable is USAGE = monthly water usage (gallons/100) and the explanatory variables are response %3D TEMP = average monthly temperature (°F) amount of production number of operating days in the month number of people on the monthly plant payroll number of hours shut down for maintenance %3D PROD %3D DAYS PAYR HOUR Below is the selected SAS output with edit. Dependent Variable:NJSAGE monthly water usage (gallons/100) Analysis of Variance Sum of Mean Source DF Squares Square F Value Pr> F Model Error 113.54388 Corrected Total 319.50011

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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