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For the same six pairs of data (X,Y) = (1,1) (3,11) (4,6) (4,46) (5,46) (7,16), the...
For the same six pairs of data (X,Y) = (1,1) (3,11) (4,6) (4,46) (5,46) (7,16), the RMSE of the regression line is? The answer to two decimal places is enough.
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Answer #1
From the givend ata
Root Mean Square Error of the regression line is
i.e. RMSE is = 20.49
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