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    Kaitlin elec Marysol Gonzalez Covoine Cartes Romero Talman Baivio = . 632 Activity 1: Linear Modeling = CY 7 7 Name(s): ‘We are going to explore the relationship between two variables. Choose two variables that you would like to analyze the relationship between. For example, you could look at the relationship between home value and number of bedrooms or you may be interested in secing if a father's height is correlated with their child's height. For each individual in your sample, you will need measurements on both variables. Be sure to choose two quantitative variables. This data can be acquired online or from individuals in the class. No sensitive information is allowed. Do not ask for weight, test scores, GPA, ete. 1. What variables will you be exploring? Identify which variable is the explanatory and which is the response. the celehienshie Aebrecen lot Sizes end pares aracrd Salk Lake Community Collene (Zelweed Comers lot size wort he fe explenatery verinble pres wowtd he ble respanse vedeble Bb thek are ockve and ceeely lor Sale ard uncter $500,000 2. What is your initial intuition? Do you think the variables are correlated? If so, do you think there will be a strong/weak, positive/negative correlation? fle frverec fhe tHe lok Sine, te Tinker He ance ke norte, A eossihle forte: Squec fooknoe hecavse i+ de ep Verinble contet be pads on how meh Per develee fe tok Th eta proke Ales be a petibee\ chron correlation hovse ete io Hrowsands 3. Acquire data for ten individuals. List your explanatory variable in the first, column and the response in the second. Explanatory Variable | Response Variable lL] OMe acres 4 232, 8715 2 [om aces § 754, 400 3 | 0.04 aerrs 4 135,000 4 {0.14 aeres $235,000 5 [0.20 acres $948,444 Clo. 6 ners $20,000 716.23 ners 4 710,008 Slo 1n wens 9245, 00° 9 [0.20 ners $746, 998 Tl 0.17 acces 4 247.100 4, Draw and interpret « scatter diagram for your data. 2e0 wus quo 238 23° qt 15 le IS ,20 26,30 36 do ug Lot Ste in a Aes 5. Determine the correlation coefficient and compare it to the critical value. What conclusions can you make? Are the variables correlated? If so, is there a strong/weak, positive/negative correlation? = 203 thet’s not eroveh clete fe determine 1 o hemis eo ce ° ente , gimask nenemsbent, esahice vet Coree lahon lok 6:2 docen't seem b attect hose ence at er(| — fee crery Lunifiowese 10 Qees , 6. Find the least squares regression line. Y= 10 BEB xr 241 BAU T. Interpret the slope and yintercepts from the regression line. fle Price deceeses YO, B63 on everroe joleerhos He V- iotece fok Size 06 O Aes ie shill cert doesnt melee Sense hecouse o werkn b ZU, B96 8. Find and interpret the coefficient of determination. Ula of He venekbivhy (5

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