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A manufacturing process with two process variables (x1, X2) is often described by the empirical model: y = bo +b1x1+b2x2+b12×1x2+b3x²1+b4x²2 Such a model is often used because: O It has clear theoretical foundations for all manufacturing processes. O None of the shown options. O It often provides reliable predictions outside of the experimental test conditions for variables X1 and x2. O It often provides reliable predictions within the range of the experimental test conditions for variables x1 and x2.

A manufacturing process with two process variables (x1, X2) is often described by the empirical model: y = bo +b1x1+b2x2+b12×1x2+b3x²1+b4x²2 Such a model is often used because: O It has clear theoretical foundations for all manufacturing processes. O None of the shown options. O It often provides reliable predictions outside of the experimental test conditions for variables X1 and x2. O It often provides reliable predictions within the range of the experimental test conditions for variables x1 and x2.

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Manufacturing process with two variables x1,x2 described by the empirical model:

 

y=bo +b1 x1 + b2 x2 + b12 x1 x2 + b3 (x1)^2 +b4  (x2)^2 

 

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A manufacturing process with two process variables (x1, x2) is often described by the empirical model: y = bo +b;x1+b2x2+bq12×1×2+b3x²q+bqx²2 Such a model is often used because: It has clear theoretical foundations for all manufacturing processes. None of the shown options. It often provides reliable predictions outside of the experimental test conditions for variables X1 and x2. It often provides reliable predictions within the range of the experimental test conditions for variables x1 and x2.
Transcribed Image Text:A manufacturing process with two process variables (x1, x2) is often described by the empirical model: y = bo +b;x1+b2x2+bq12×1×2+b3x²q+bqx²2 Such a model is often used because: It has clear theoretical foundations for all manufacturing processes. None of the shown options. It often provides reliable predictions outside of the experimental test conditions for variables X1 and x2. It often provides reliable predictions within the range of the experimental test conditions for variables x1 and x2.
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