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Correlation and Regression
A survey was carried out to find the salaries for technicians working in maintenance at Atlanta International Airport. The number of years spent in education was recorded as was their yearly salary. Below in the table are the results for this survey.
Education (years) Income ($ ,000s)
8 2012 2810 2720 5516 4518 6013 2912 2516 3714 32
a) Describe in words and statistical terms the relationship between the number of years in education and corresponding salary earned. Discuss the results in terms of this sample and the population in general.
b) If William has 16 years in education what would be the expected yearly salary?
c) If John only has 5 years of education what salary would he expect on average?
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