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Problem 1:
A. Verify the regression model assumptions.
B. Perform the hypotheses test for the linear relationship between x and y, using level of significance =0.05.
The accompanying table shows the teams winning percentage (x) and power rating (y) for the 2011 NCAA basketball tournament.
School
Win % (x)
Rating (y)
OSU
91.9
121
Kansas
92.1
119.5
SD state
91.4
118.1
Duke
86.5
117.8
Connecticut
77.5
117.5
Pitt
82.4
116.9
Kentucky
76.3
116.6
ND
79.4
116.3
Problem 2:
Listed in the table are the low (x) and high (y) temperatures for a particular day in 2006, measure in degrees Fahrenheit, for a random sample of cities worldwide.
City
Low(x)
High(y)
Kolkata
57
77
London
36
45
Montreal
7
21
Rome
39
55
San juan
70
83
shanghai
34
Refer to above data.
a. Construct a 99% prediction interval for the high temp for a randomly chosen city with a low temp of 30 degrees.
b. Which of the intervals you constructed is wider and why?
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Generate descriptive statistics. Create a stem-and-leaf plot of the data and box plot of the data.
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Estimate the population mean
Conduct a marketing experiment in which students are to taste one of two different brands of soft drink
Find out the probability
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