3 years ago

Which are perfect trinomials?

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Answer:

A perfect square trinomial is the square of a binomial. It follows a pattern when it is factored, so that the first and last terms are perfect squares of monomials and the middle term is twice their product

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From first graph there is no linear pattern so here linearity assumption violated.

From second graph there is observation is in some pattern like funnel or v shape so there is no constant variance occur that is there is no constant variance for error.

Constant variance for error occur when in residual plot all observation are in scatter everywhere.

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