Answer:
<em>Option c</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Best Fit Regression Model
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When experimental data is collected, scientists frequently ask themselves if there is a relationship between some of the variables under study. It's crucial in modern times where artificial intelligence technology is trying to find key answers where traditional approaches hadn't before.
One of the most-used tools to find relations between variables is the regression model and its best fit lines to try to find an expression who relates variable x (years from 1960) and variable y (minimum wage requirement) as of our case.
The provided data was entered into a digital spreadsheet and an automatic function was applied to find the best-fit model.
We found this equation:
when rounded to three decimal places, we find
Which corresponds to the option c.
Answer:
A) sample mean = $1.36 million
B) standard deviation = $0.9189 million
C) confidence interval = ($1.93 million , $0.79 million)
*since the sample size is very small, the confidence interval is not valid.
Step-by-step explanation:
samples:
- $2.7 million
- $2.4 million
- $2.2 million
- $2 million
- $1.5 million
- $1.5 million
- $0.5 million
- $0.5 million
- $0.2 million
- $0.1 million
sample mean = $1.36 million
the standard deviation:
- $2.7 million - $1.36 million = 1.34² = 1.7956
- $2.4 million - $1.36 million = 1.04² = 1.0816
- $2.2 million - $1.36 million = 0.84² = 0.7056
- $2 million - $1.36 million = 0.64² = 0.4096
- $1.5 million - $1.36 million = 0.14² = 0.0196
- $1.5 million - $1.36 million = 0.14² = 0.0196
- $0.5 million - $1.36 million = -0.86² = 0.7396
- $0.5 million - $1.36 million = -0.86² = 0.7396
- $0.2 million - $1.36 million = -1.16² = 1.3456
- $0.1 million - $1.36 million = -1.26² = 1.5876
- total $8.444 million / 10 = $0.8444 million
standard deviation = √0.8444 = 0.9189
95% confidence interval = mean +/- 1.96 standard deviations/√n:
$1.36 million + [(1.96 x $0.9189 million)/√10] = $1.36 million + $0.57 million = $1.93 million
$1.36 million - $0.57 million = $0.79 million
Answer:
.71
Step-by-step explanation:
Ok so, it all depends if Shane is likely to jump win over all of the other seventh graders then the eighth graders should earn the 50 points...
But if the roles are reversed the the Seventh graders should earn the 50 points.
There is not a full answer to what I am saying but from speculation you should be able to decide..
