Refer back to Exercise 10.1.17, which explores the association between children’s heights and (biological) fathers’ heights. The data file DadandChildHeights contains data for students in a statistics class on the following two variables: student’s height (inches) and biological father’s height (inches).
a. State in words the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses to test whether there is an association between a person’s height and their biological father’s height.
b. Describe how one might use everyday items (for example, coins, dice, cards, etc.) to conduct a tactile simulation-based test of the hypotheses. Be sure to clearly describe how the p-value will be computed from the simulation.

Data from exercise 10.1.17

Refer back to the previous exercise that explores the association between children’s heights and (biological) mothers’ heights. The data file DadandChildHeights contains data for students in a statistics class on the following two variables: student’s height (inches) and biological father’s height (inches). Enter the data into the Corr/Regression applet.