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Day 1:       4 Day 2:    11 Day 4:    17 Day 7:    26 Day 10:    42...

Day 1:       4
Day 2:    11
Day 4:    17
Day 7:    26
Day 10:    42
Day 12:    58
Day 15:    84
Day 18:    99
Day 20:        108
Day 23:    112
Day 25:    118
Day 28:        120
Day 30:        120

Day 1:       4
Day 2:    11
Day 4:    17
Day 7:    26
Day 10:    42
Day 12:    58
Day 15:    84
Day 18:    99
Day 20:        108
Day 23:    112
Day 25:    118
Day 28:        120
Day 30:        120

a) Interpolate the number of deaths after 15 days, and determine the residual at this point, to the nearest hundredth

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X values (days) are: 1, 2, 4, 7, 10,.......,28,30

Y values (No. of deaths) are: 4, 11, 17, 26, 42,......, 120,120

Interpolation after 15 days:

Let X =Day 18

Using linear regression equation:

Predicted Y =4.50255X + 3.15404

Predicted Y =4.50255(18) + 3.15404 =84.19994

Thus, at X =18, predicted Y =84.20

Given: At X =18, observed Y =99

Residual =Observed Y - Predicted Y =99 - 84.20 =14.80

Using power regression equation:

Predicted Y =AXB

Predicted Y =4.386*(18)1.024 =84.61896

Thus, at X =18, predicted Y =84.62

Given: At X =18, observed Y =99

Residual =Observed Y - Predicted Y =99 - 84.62 =14.38


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