VARIABLES, GRAPHS, RATES OF CHANGE, AND REGRESSION LINES EXAMPLE IN EXCEL.

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VARIABLES, GRAPHS, RATES OF CHANGE, AND REGRESSION LINES EXAMPLE IN EXCEL

VARIABLES x variable and y variable: represent values that change or vary. x is called the independent variable y is called the dependent variable because it depends upon x Function: y = f(x) y = 2x + 4, y = x 2 - 2x + 5 Graph of functions: x on horizontal axis, y on vertical axis. x y

LINEAR FUNCTIONS y = mx + b m = slope = rise/run = change in y/change in x = rate of change b = y-intercept

GRAPHING My height from birth to age 10 height is dependent variable, time is independent variable height = 3(age) + 20 or y = mx + b slope = 3 = rate of change total change in height = 3(10) = 30 inches. Line graph b/c variable vs time Age (Years)Height (Inches)

GRAPHING More realistic data Line graph b/c variable vs time Trendline = regression line = best fitting line Form of a regression line: y = mx + b Slope = rate of change = 3.21 which means that my height increases 3.21 inches per year Total change in height = 3.21(10) = 32.1 inches R 2 = 0.98 means that 98% of the variation in my height is explained by the linear model which means the model is a good fit Age (Years)Actual Height (Inches)

GRAPHING My weight vs my height Scatter plot since two continuous variables weight = 1.81(height) – 9.25 Positive relationship: slope = 1.81 so my weight increases by 1.81 lbs for every 1 inch increase in height = rate of change in weight 91% of variation in weight explained by variation in height Height (Inches)Weight (lbs)

GRAPHING Generally have lots of measurements

IN EXCEL