Contamination from a plant’s discharge. Refer to theU.S.

Chapter 12, Problem 128E

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Problem 128E

Contamination from a plant’s discharge. Refer to theU.S. Army Corps of Engineers data on fish contaminatedfrom the toxic discharges of a chemical plant locatedon the banks of the Tennessee River in Alabama. InExercise 12.18 (p. 683), you fit the first-order model,E(y) = β0 + β1x1 + β2x2 + β3x3, where y = DDT levelin captured fish, x1 = miles captured upstream, x2 = fishlength, and x3 = fish weight. Conduct a complete residual analysis for the model. Do you recommend anymodel modifications be made? Explain.

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QUESTION:

Problem 128E

Contamination from a plant’s discharge. Refer to theU.S. Army Corps of Engineers data on fish contaminatedfrom the toxic discharges of a chemical plant locatedon the banks of the Tennessee River in Alabama. InExercise 12.18 (p. 683), you fit the first-order model,E(y) = β0 + β1x1 + β2x2 + β3x3, where y = DDT levelin captured fish, x1 = miles captured upstream, x2 = fishlength, and x3 = fish weight. Conduct a complete residual analysis for the model. Do you recommend anymodel modifications be made? Explain.

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Step 1 of 9

For the given information, the fitted first-order model is

Where y=DDT level in captured ?sh, , = miles captured upstream,  = fish length, and  = fish weight.

We have to conduct a complete residual analysis for the model to check the model

assumption.

Now compute the required regression analysis using MINITAB by following the

instructions:

Step 1: Type or import the data into five columns.

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