What is the approximate residual error (e) at C = 100 for the relationship between Celcius (C) and Fahrenheit (F) temperature, given that the formula for the relationship is: F = 32 + (1.8 * C)?
The estimated Fahrenheit (F) temperature = 32 + (1.8*100) = 212
It is known that,
At C = 100, Fahrenheit (F) temperature 212
The approximate residual error (e) at C = 100
= observed - predicted
= 212 - 212
= 0
What is the approximate residual error (e) at C = 100 for the relationship between Celcius...
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