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So i have input my temperature into list one so that my temperature in degrees fahrenheit and then the amount of usage of the value.
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And i actually grafted.
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It looks very, very linear.
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And so i'm going to hit my stat and calculate.
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And i'm going to do the, it says something about finding the standard deviation, the variance.
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So we're going to get that.
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I'm going to use the t test to find this.
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And let's get the calculation.
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So we have our equation is y hat will equal negative 2 .2259, and you round as you need, plus, and the slope is 9 .136, and probably don't need any more than that.
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The next place would be to round a 4 and x.
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And then you needed to know what that value was for an estimate of the sigma squared.
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And i have just the s.
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So you'll need to square that, 2 .739 and square that, and that will give you your estimate for the variance.
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On part b, you wanted to use that equation to predict what the usage would be for a temperature of 55 degrees...