A linear regression equation and multiple linear regression equations can be used to calculate y if one is given the x values. However, a logistic regression equation cannot be used to calculate y when one is given x value. a. True
b. False

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Step-by-step explanation:

First, define y and x.

In statistics, we have what we call variables. Variables are items or symbols that can take on various values. We have dependent variables - whose values are derived from other variables in an equation - and independent variables - whose values are given and are used to determine the values of dependent variables.

Usually, y represents the dependent variable while x represents the independent variable. So the simplest form of regression equation is

y = f (x)

Said as "y is a function of x"

A logistic regression equation can be used to calculate y when x values are given.

Here, the independent variable function (the X function) is a logistic function and it is used to find a binary dependent variable (a Y value, out of two possible values).

In logistic regression equations, the value of Y is not numerical like 1, 0.2, 3/4, and so on. It is categorical, e.g.

Black/White, Gain/Lose, Pass/Fail, Eat/Drink, etc.

you first to choose the points and then move from then as the slope you have

the given 6 = w/p is equivalent to 6p = w, where w is the total area of the walls and p is the area covered by a single can of paint.

knowing that 6 cans of paint will be needed, 6p = w becomes 6(6) = w = 36.   this tells us that the total area to be painted is 36 square units.