Mathematics, 17.10.2020 20:01, winstonbendariovvygn
The points on a scatterplot increase rapidly. You run a linear regression on
the data. The residual plot shows a pattern, and is low.
Which of these methods would likely result in a better model of the data?
A. Run a quadratic regression on the data and then linearize the data.
B. Linearize the data by taking the log of the response variable, and
then run a linear regression.
C. Linearize the data by taking the logs of both variables, and then
run a linear regression.
D. Linearize the data by taking the log of the response variable, and
then run an exponential regression.
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