2. Restaurant Population Sales 1 2 58 2 6 105 3 8 88 4 8 118...

2.

Restaurant	Population	Sales
1	2	58
2	6	105
3	8	88
4	8	118
5	12	117
6	16	137
7	20	157
8	20	169
9	22	149
10	26	202

Draw a graph and find the equation of linear regression.
Use Excel to generate ANOVA table and confirm the linear regression equation.

Expert Solution

orchestra answered 1 year ago

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