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Car Index No: Miles (X) Maintenance (Y) 1 80,000 $1200 2 29,000 $150 3 53,000 $650...

Car Index No:

Miles (X)

Maintenance (Y)

1

80,000

$1200

2

29,000

$150

3

53,000

$650

4

13,000

$200

5

45,000

$325

6

50,000

?

Given: Maintenance expenses of 5 different cars for corresponding recorded miles.

Problem: If a car driven 50,000 miles, how much would be the maintenance cost?

Use Linear Regression equation to find the maintenance cost.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Ans ) $600.7683 (approx).

Explanation:

Mean = sum of all the values / total number of values

The formula for Linear Regression:

Therefore Linear Regression:

If a car has driven 50,000 miles, how much would be the maintenance cost?

Given X = 50000

ans.

So, For 50,000 miles Maintenance cost will be = $600.7683 (approx).

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