The following regression model was fitted to sample data with 12 observations: y Overscript ̂ EndScripts= 30 + 4.50x. What is the residual for an observation (x = 2, y = 40)?
Solution :
Predicted = 30 + 4.50 * 2 = 39
Residual = Actual - Predicted
= 40 - 39
= 1
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