Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Engineers and Scientists

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9.9Polynomial Regression 393


might hold. Since



i

xi=55,


i

xi^2 =385,


i

xi^3 =3,025,


i

xi^4 =25, 333


i

Yi=1,291.1,


i

xiYi=9,549.3,


i

xi^2 Yi=77,758.9

the least squares estimates are the solution of the following set of equations.


1,291.1= 10 B 0 + 55 B 1 + 385 B 2 (9.9.1)
9,549.3= 55 B 0 + 385 B 1 +3,025B 2
77,758.9= 385 B 0 +3,025B 1 +25,333B 2

Solving these equations (see the remark following this example) yields that the least
squares estimates are


B 0 =12.59326, B 1 =6.326172, B 2 =2.122818

Thus, the estimated quadratic regression equation is


Y=12.59+6.33x+2.12x^2

This equation, along with the data, is plotted in Figure 9.14. ■


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FIGURE 9.14

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