A researcher studied the relationship between the amount of carbohydrates (x) and the amount of salt (y) in different food products. sample of 36 food products yielded these calculations: r = -0.1245, ŷ=0.5545 – 0.1636x

A researcher studied the relationship between the amount of carbohydrates (x) and the amount of salt (y) in different food products. sample of 36 food products yielded these calculations: r = -0.1245, ŷ=0.5545 – 0.1636x

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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