A candy maker surveyed chocolate bars available in a local supermarket and found the least squares regression model shown below. Use the model to answer parts a through c below. (Calories) = 28.5 + 10.84Fat(g) + 2.39Sugar(g)
The model predicts 252.13 calories per serving.
In fact, a laboratory test shows that her candy has 212 calories per serving. Find the residual corresponding to this candy.
Predicted calories per serving = 252.13
Observed calories per serving = 212
Residual = Observed - Predicted = 212 - 252.13 = -40.13
A candy maker surveyed chocolate bars available in a local supermarket and found the least squares...
A candy maker surveyed chocolate bars available in a local supermarket and found the least squares regression model shown below. Use the model to answer parts a through c below. (Calories) = 28.5 + 10.84Fat(g) + 2.39Sugar(g) a) The hand-crafted chocolate she makes has 1616g of fat and 2121g of sugar. How many calories does the model predict for a serving?
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