Performing a regression analysis

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Performing a regression analysis 12 Further mathematics Performing a regression analysis

Performing a regression analysis

Performing a regression analysis The scatterplot and correlation coefficient We start our investigation of the association between price and age by constructing a scatterplot and using it to describe the association in terms of strength, direction and form. In this analysis, age is the explanatory variable.

Performing a regression analysis

Performing a regression analysis

Performing a regression analysis

Performing a regression analysis

Performing a regression analysis

Performing a regression analysis

Performing a regression analysis

Performing a regression analysis

Performing a regression analysis

Performing a regression analysis

Performing a regression analysis

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Performing a regression analysis

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