d. Predict peak photovoltage when % absorption is 19.1, and compute the value of the corresponding residual.
Question:
d. Predict peak photovoltage when % absorption is 19.1, and compute the value of the corresponding residual.
e. The article’s authors claim that there is a useful linear relationship between % absorption and peak photovoltage. Do you agree? Carry out a formal test.
f. Give an estimate of the change in expected peak photovoltage associated with a 1% increase in light absorption. Your estimate should convey information about the precision of estimation.
g. Repeat part
(f) for the expected value of peak photovoltage when % light absorption is 20.
78. In Section 12.4, we presented a formula for V(ˆ
0 ˆ
1x*)
and a CI for 0 1x*. Taking x* 0 gives 2
ˆ
0 and a CI for
0. Use the data of Example 12.11 to calculate the estimated standard deviation of ˆ
0 and a 95% CI for the y-intercept of the true regression line.
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Probability And Statistics For Engineering And The Sciences
ISBN: 9781111802325
7th Edition
Authors: Dave Ellis, Jay L Devore