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Chapter 3: Q.3.1 (page 176)

Find the residual for the subject who increased NEA by620 calories. Show your work

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The residual plot for the subject is1.3328.

Step by step solution

01

Given Information

Given in the question, We have to find the residual for the subject who increased NEA by 620calories, From the fat gain data.

02

Explanation

According to the least-squares line:

Fat gain=3.505-0.00344(NEA change)

Calculate the residual by using the following formula:

Residuallocalid="1649916906288" =y-y^

They^value is:

localid="1649917340186" y^=3.50-0.00344(620)=1.3672

So, the residual is:

localid="1649917345076" =y-y^=2.7-1.3672=1.3328

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