To find the residual of a data point, you need to determine the difference between the actual y-value of the data point and the predicted y-value from the line of best fit.
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Identify the given data point: The point is (2, 15.27).
- Here, x = 2 and the actual y-value (y_actual) = 15.27.
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Find the predicted y-value (y_pred) from the line of best fit at x = 2. Since you mentioned that a line almost passes through all the points, the actual slope and y-intercept of the line are not provided. Thus, to continue, you need to either provide the equation of the line or the predicted y-value for x = 2 based on the plotted line.
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Calculate the residual:
- Residual = y_actual - y_pred.
Once you have the value for y_pred, substitute it into the residual formula to get your result.
If you can provide the predicted y-value (y_pred) from the line of best fit for x = 2, I can help you with the calculation.