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    1) The document contains data and calculations relating to the viscosity of drinks containing varying concentrations of tara gum. A linear regression equation is provided to model the relationship between concentration and viscosity. 2) Additional exercises are included relating to zolpidem drug levels in blood over time and weight loss of plastic samples over time immersed in bacterial solutions. A linear regression equation and R2 value are given to model the relationship between time and weight loss. 3) The time vs weight loss relationship is described as having a strong positive linear relationship that explains 99% of the observed weight loss due to time in the bacterial solution. Extrapolating the linear model beyond the data range is noted to not be sensible.

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    1) The document contains data and calculations relating to the viscosity of drinks containing varying concentrations of tara gum. A linear regression equation is provided to model the relationship between concentration and viscosity. 2) Additional exercises are included relating to zolpidem drug levels in blood over time and weight loss of plastic samples over time immersed in bacterial solutions. A linear regression equation and R2 value are given to model the relationship between time and weight loss. 3) The time vs weight loss relationship is described as having a strong positive linear relationship that explains 99% of the observed weight loss due to time in the bacterial solution. Extrapolating the linear model beyond the data range is noted to not be sensible.

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    1) The document contains data and calculations relating to the viscosity of drinks containing varying concentrations of tara gum. A linear regression equation is provided to model the relationship between concentration and viscosity. 2) Additional exercises are included relating to zolpidem drug levels in blood over time and weight loss of plastic samples over time immersed in bacterial solutions. A linear regression equation and R2 value are given to model the relationship between time and weight loss. 3) The time vs weight loss relationship is described as having a strong positive linear relationship that explains 99% of the observed weight loss due to time in the bacterial solution. Extrapolating the linear model beyond the data range is noted to not be sensible.

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    Suzanne Redmon

    Ch. 4 H
    Exercise 4.4 part a) only

    Drink Viscosity from Tara Gum


    350

    300

    250 f(x) = 637.462753277712 x − 28.6724970202622


    viscosity (mPa.s)

    R² = 0.920146339531025
    200

    150

    100

    50

    0
    0 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25 0.3 0.35 0.4 0.45 0.5
    concentration (g/100g)

    Exercise 4.11
    The explanatory variable is the amount of time since digestion, the response variable is
    zolpidem amount in blood levels. The lurking variable is female.

    Exercise 4.22

    200
    180
    f(x) = 2.42535249524656 x + 44.1314739363411
    Axis Title

    160 R² = 0.769081717709803
    140
    120
    100
    40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58 60
    Axis Title
    a.
    The formula is a) y=2.4+44.1x
    Exercise 4.26

    Time wt. loss ((xi-x)/sx)(yi-y)/


    (days) (xi-x)/sx (mg) (yi-y)/sx sy))
    -
    1.21459227
    0 5 2 -1.18935 1.44
    7 -0.91416309 6 -0.95266 0.87
    -
    0.61373390
    14 6 11 -0.6568 0.40
    -
    0.48497854
    17 1 13 -0.53846 0.26
    -
    0.31330472
    21 1 17 -0.30178 0.09
    -
    0.01287553 0.17159
    28 6 25 8 0.00
    0.58798283 0.52662
    42 3 31 7 0.31
    1.18884120 1.17751
    56 2 42 5 1.40
    1.78969957 1.76923
    70 1 52 1 3.17
    7.95
    mean 28.3 22.1
    St. Dev 23.3 16.9
    Correl 1.0
    Time vs. Wt. Loss
    60

    50 f(x) = 0.722119673896324 x + 1.65105368404861


    R² = 0.994326596335439
    40

    30
    Days

    20

    10

    0
    0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
    wt (mg)

     
    Strong linear positive relationship, explains 99 % of wt loss due to time in bacterial solution.

    50 day wt
    slope 0.72 loss 37.76
    intercep 100 day wt
    t 1.65 loss 73.86

    Each additional day would lose 0.72 mg of wt loss, the 100 day wt. loss does not make sense, the total
    size of a piece of plastic is 60 mg, the plastic would completely disappear before 100 days.

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