If the following information is given in an excel printout, what is the regression equation Xvariable = .856 Intercept = 10 y= 10*.856 y=.856(x) + 10 y=.856(x)10 none of these are correct
Expert Answer
A Regression line shows the relation between two variables x and y. When different values of x and y are plotted in a graph against x and y axis, a regression line is the line which best fits the given data to show a correct correlation between x and y axis variables.
It follows the formula of y = mx + c .
m- slope of the regression line on the graph( where x and y meet which is here taken as 0.856)
x- data value of variable 1
c- intercept (data value of y when x is 0)
y- data value of variable 2
So, when x is 0, the value of intercept given is 10 which means y = m*0 +10 =10
Thus the regression line equation would be option 2 : y = 0.856x +10