How can you explain to your friend, Talat, who knows math but not physics, the differences between the predicted value and the outcome of the experiment?

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Aylin Moran

Mathematics

22 March, 05:32

How can you explain to your friend, Talat, who knows math but not physics, the differences between the predicted value and the outcome of the experiment?

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Lauren Preston · Answer 1

Predicted value YHat is a symbol used to represent the predicted equation for a line of best fit in a linear regression. The equation usually take the form of 'a' as the y - intercept and 'b' as the slope of the graph. It is calculated from estimated regression equations for the line of best fit.

While outcome of experiment is the total of all possible results from an experiment.