Help again!! - Practice paper 1 - Q.1.4 - (D)
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vic1989
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Hi,
Please can someone explain the below and how the answer is worked out! thanks in advance....
The retail shop's delivery costs vary in linear manner and can be expressed using the regression equation
y = a + bx, where x = number of units delivered
The total delivery costs for 200 units and 2,000 units are £5,000 and £14,000 respectively
Calculate the values of a and b
Value of a: 4,000
Value of B: 5
I cant figure this one out....
Please can someone explain the below and how the answer is worked out! thanks in advance....
The retail shop's delivery costs vary in linear manner and can be expressed using the regression equation
y = a + bx, where x = number of units delivered
The total delivery costs for 200 units and 2,000 units are £5,000 and £14,000 respectively
Calculate the values of a and b
Value of a: 4,000
Value of B: 5
I cant figure this one out....
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Use High-Low method.0
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High-Low
2000-200 = 1800
14000-5000=9000
9000/1800=5.00(B)
200*5.00= 1000
5000-1000=4000 (A)
OR
2000*5.00= 10,000
14,000-10,000=4000 (A)
A=4000
B= 5.001
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