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Latihan 8 - Regression
You are interested in how well your company's camera batteries are
meeting customers' needs. Market research shows that customers
become annoyed if they have to wait longer than 5.25 seconds
between flashes.
You collect a sample of batteries that have been in use for varying
amounts of time and measure the voltage remaining in each
battery immediately after a flash (VoltsAfter), as well as the length
of time required for the battery to be able to flash again (flash
recovery time, FlashRecov). Create a scatterplot to examine the
results. Include a regression line, as well as a reference line at the
critical flash recovery time of 5.25 seconds.
1 Open the worksheet BATTERIES.MTW.
2 Choose Graph > Scatterplot.
3 Choose With Regression, then click OK.
4 Under Y variables, enter FlashRecov. Under X variables, enter
VoltsAfter.
5 Click Scale, then click the Reference Lines tab.
6 In Show references lines for Y positions, type 5.25. Click OK
in each dialog box
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Interpreting the results
As expected, lower voltages after a flash are associated with longer flash recovery times.
The regression line suggests that, in general, voltages lower than about 1.23 are
associated with recovery times greater than 5.25, though there is obviously a lot of
variability.
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