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Estimate the multiple linear regression equation     for the given data    1              2        &n

Estimate the multiple linear regression equation     for the given data   

1              2              3               4

10             1              2               3

12            18            24             30




Estimate the multiple linear regression equation y with overparenthesis on top equals b subscript 0 plus b subscript 1 x subscript 1 plus b subscript 2 x subscript 2 for the given data
x subscript 1
1 2 3 4
x subscript 2
10 1 2 3
y
12 18 24 30

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To estimate we use excel data solver

1) click on Data tab

2) click on Data Analysis

3) click on regression

4) select y range

5) select x range

6) click ok

From last,

we can see Intercept = 6

x1 = 6

x2 ~ 0

so, equation is

For calculation by hand


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