What’s the expected heating load as a function of temperature?

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The discussion focuses on determining the expected heating load based on temperature using linear models. Two models are presented: one using the monthly average temperature and another using daily temperatures, with equations y=-0.1481*temp+124.8 and y=-0.1466*temp+124.74, respectively. A question is raised about the consideration of standard errors in the analysis. Additionally, there is a prompt to examine the data, specifically referencing April 2012. The conversation emphasizes the importance of data scrutiny in understanding heating load variations.
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Homework Statement


Excel Table gives Temperature of Month & Avg NOAAtemp for bill

Homework Equations


y = mx + b (Assuming)

The Attempt at a Solution


1) if we take temp of month as temp, linear model y=-0.1481*temp+124.8.
2) If we take temp for days of bill as temp, y=-0.1466*temp+124.74
 

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Not very verbose, but interesting.
Do you have a question on this ? If not, I have one :
Did you look at the standard errors ?
And for that matter: did you look at he data ? What about April, 2012 ?
 
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