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To find: the line of best fitusing a graphing utility
Answer to Problem 2AYU
Using a graphing utility, the line of best fit is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculation:
Draw the scatter diagram by using graphing calculator.
Use the following operation to make the table.
Press STAT and ENTER (or
The display is as shown below.
enter the
Enter the values from the first column in
Enter the
Type
Next enter the values from the second column
Press to get into
The display is as shown below.
Now,
Press
Press the ZOOM key and choose
The display is as shown below.
The scatter diagram is as shown below.
Let the point
Then the equation between these two points is,
Sketch the graph of the line
Press
The graph is as shown below.
Graphing utilities contain built in programs that find the line of best fit for a collection of points in a scatter diagram.
Press the STAT key and choose CALC
The display is as shown below.
To find the line of best fit,
Press ENTER to produce the regression results shown in below figure.
The display is as shown below.
Using a graphing utility, the line of best fit is
Conclusion:
Hence, the line of best fit is
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