Y = Blood Glucose Level (mg/dL) X = Number of servings of candy eaten each week. You obtain the following regression equation from your analysis: yhat = 64 + 0.116*x where the value of 0.116 has a p-value of 0.001. Based on the regression equation, how would you interpret the value of 0.116?
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116 in the regression equation represents the estimated increase in blood glucose level (in mg/dL) for each additional serving of candy eaten each week. This means that, on average, each additional serving of candy a person eats in a week is associated with an Show more…
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