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Course Hero x () 810 Blood Tep. Termes X D Asalynments -2021063471 X MAT1540SUNYGenEd/ du/bocswebdav/pid-949433-dt-content-rid-6148523_1/courses/202105 MAT-1540-3471/MAT1540SUNYGenEdAssessment.docx tors 3. sessment.docx rmal Times New ... BIUAN. FE Below is data for 12 National League baseball teams from 2010. Team Winning Runs Home Runs Team On Base Percentage Batting Team ERA Batting Percentage Average Average Against Philadelphia 0.599 772 166 0.260 0.332 0.254 Atlanta 3.67 0.562 738 139 0.258 0.339 0.246 3.56 San Francisco 0.568 697 162 0.257 0.321 0.236 3.36 Chicago Cubs 0.463 685 149 0.257 0.320 0.255 4.18 Florida 0.494 719 152 0.254 0.321 0.261 4.08 LA Dodgers 0.494 667 120 0.252 0.322 0.244 4.01 Washington 0.426 655 149 0.250 0.318 0.266 4.13 Arizona 0.401 713 180 0.250 0.325 0.271 4.81 NY Mets 0.488 656 128 0.249 0.314 0.260 3.70 Houston 0.469 611 108 0.247 0.303 0.261 4.09 San Diego 0.556 665 132 0.246 0.317 0.240 3.39 Pittsburgh 0.352 587 126 0.242 0.304 0.282 5.00 Some of these variables make better predictor variables and some make better response variables. Spend some time thinking about what you suspect could be pairs of response and explanatory (predictor) variables. OTimes New ... 11 B A. A. 1) For which pair of variables is a least squares regression model inappropriate? 2) Now focus on a pair of variables that is best fit for a least squares regression model/equation a) How did you decide on this pair of variables? b) Which variable should be the explanatory variable, and which should be the response variable? Explain your choices. c) What is the least squares regression model and what statistical support do you have that this model has any value? 3) Consider your least squares regression model/equation. a) Interpret the slope of your model. b) Interpret the intercept of your model, and if the interpretation is inappropriate, explain why c) Between what two values of the predictor variable is your model valid? d) Explain why extrapolation (using values outside of the scope of the model) could be dangerous. e) Give a specific example of a prediction that could be made with your model, and interpret your answer. f) Describe any other limitations of your model