Drive for show, putt for dough. A popular saying in golf is \"You drive for show, but you putt for dough." The point is that hitting the golf ball a long way with a driver looks impressive, but putting well is more important for the final score and hence the amount of money you win. You can find this season's Professional Golfer's Association (PGA) Tour statistics at the PGA Tour or W website. (I have provided the data for you in the \"PGA data" file attached to this assignment. Some players were omitted from the dam due to lack of data.) The data provided is from the 2019-2020 PGA Tour season for putting, yards per drive. money earnings and a few other factors. 5. Calculate the correlation coefcient for putting average and earnings. Describe the direction. form, and strength of the relationship in the plot. 6. Now, insert a leastsquares regression line and show its equation on the graph. Paste the results below. What is the coefcient of determination for this model? 3'. What is the slope of the least-squares line? J L a. Interpret the meaning of the slope in this context and be specific by using the variable names. Don't just say \"y" and \"x". a 3. Use the regression equation to make a prediction by picking a value for the predictor variable and using it to calculate a value for the response variable. Show your work below: lI