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Chapter Three Day Six

Chapter Three Day Six. Coefficient of Determination R 2. Homework. P. 227 43,44,47 P. 2239 49,50,53. P. 227 43.

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Chapter Three Day Six

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  1. Chapter ThreeDay Six Coefficient of Determination R2

  2. Homework • P. 227 43,44,47 • P. 2239 49,50,53

  3. P. 227 43 • Gas chromatography is a technique used to detect very small amounts of a substance, for example, a contaminant in drinking water. Laboratories use regression to calibrate such techniques. The data below show the results of five measurements for each of four amounts of the substance being investigated. The explanatory variable x is the amount of the substance in the specimen, measure in nanograms (10 -9 gram). The response variable is the reading from the gas chromatograph. • S

  4. Data for p. 227 #43

  5. Percent Change = (a – b) /a

  6. Difference Between R and R2 R measures strength and direction of a linear relationship. R is used to decide how well a linear model fits the data. R2 measures the percent of variation in the observed y-values that is explained by the linear regression of (y-values) on (x-values). R2 is used to measure how well the least squares regression lines does at predicting values of the response variable y.

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