Computers and Technology, 04.10.2019 21:20 countryboy42

1. make a scatter (x, y) chart of total cost (y) vs. batch size (x). 2. find the least squares regression equation that gives total cost as a linear function of the number of games produced in a batch. the least squares regression equation here is: 3. a) accurately plot the total cost (regression) line on your scatter chart either by hand or by using the excel’s add trendline tool. b) likewise, plot the total revenue line either by hand or via excel. 4. based on the regression equation, what is the: a) fixed cost of producing a batch

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1. make a scatter (x, y) chart of total cost (y) vs. batch size (x). 2. find the least squares regre...