For the following set of data,

X Y

5 8

5 9

8 15

4 14

6 17

3 11

a. Compute the Pearson correlation, showing all work, all steps, without

using Excel or statistical software. Determine if there is a relationship,

what type of relationship it is, and how strong or weak that relationship

is, if any relationship exists.

b. Find the linear regression equation for predicting Y from X (use the linear

regression equation formula #1 from class handout).

c. Use the regression equation that you derived (part b above) to compute

the predicted Y for each actual value of X. Compare the predicted Y

scores to the actual Y scores. Why is there a difference between the

predicted Y values and the actual Y values? How do you explain this

difference?

asked by guest
on Sep 22, 2024 at 9:32 pm



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