What is vertical line test is and how it is used?
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Answer:
The vertical line test is a visual test used to determine whether or not a graph is a function. To perform this test, simply draw a straight vertical line multiple times on different parts of the graph.
If a vertical line intersects with the graph at one point, then it's a function.
If a vertical line intersects with the graph at multiple points, then it's not a function.
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Answer: a. The correlation coefficient of the data is positive.
Step-by-step explanation:
Estimated slope of sample regression line =
Here , confidence interval : (-0.181, 1.529)
Estimated slope of sample regression line =
⇒Correlation coefficient(r) must be positive, So a. is true.
But, d. and e. are wrong(0.674 ≠ 0 or 1.348).
We cannot check residuals or its sum from confidence interval of slope of a regression line, so b is wrong.
We cannot say that scatterplot is linear as we cannot determine it from interval, so c. is wrong
So, the correct option : a. The correlation coefficient of the data is positive.