Line of best fit
How to determine and draw a line of best fit in graphs? CAn anyone help please. I have exams coming up on 11 May, so plz HELP!
Original post by MinhazMadridista
How to determine and draw a line of best fit in graphs? CAn anyone help please. I have exams coming up on 11 May, so plz HELP!
Draw a line which goes through as many points as possible. If it's not a very good straight line fit then just try and draw it so there are equal points on either side of the line
Original post by langlitz
Draw a line which goes through as many points as possible. If it's not a very good straight line fit then just try and draw it so there are equal points on either side of the line
Thanks mate! This helped a lot.
By the way, are you giving as exams this may/june?
Original post by MinhazMadridista
Thanks mate! This helped a lot.
By the way, are you giving as exams this may/june?
By the way, are you giving as exams this may/june?
No problem
Nah I'm at uni haha, but yeah I do have examsOriginal post by langlitz
No problem Nah I'm at uni haha, but yeah I do have exams
Nah I'm at uni haha, but yeah I do have examsHaha. Well then best of luck for your papers
Original post by MinhazMadridista
Haha. Well then best of luck for your papers
Thanks, you too
Original post by langlitz
Thanks, you too
Make sure that the line isn't more than 2mm from any point.
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