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Question 1 y - is how you calculate the options: predicted value residual correlation line of best fit Question 2 If the line of best
Question 1
y - is how you calculate the
options:
- predicted value
- residual
- correlation
- line of best fit
Question 2
If the line of best fit is above the dot (actual value) then what can we say about the residual?
options:
zero
can't tell
positive residual
negative residual
Question 3
the line of best fit is: predicted grade = 66.3 + 3.1 * hours studied Interpret the slope
options:
As the predicted grade goes up by 1 the number of hours studied goes up by 66.3
As the number of hours studied goes up by 1 the predicted grade goes up by 66.3
As the number of hours studied goes up by 1 the predicted grade goes up by 3.1
As the predicted grade goes up by 1 the number of hours studied goes up by 3.1
Question 4
the line of best fit is:
predicted grade = 66.3 + 3.1 * hours studied
A student that doesn't study is expected to get a grade of
Question 5
the line of best fit is:
predicted income = 5189*GPA +44977.5
A student that graduates with a 3.5 GPA is expected to have an income of...
(No commas)
Question 6
The slope and correlation always
options:
- have different signs.
- have the same sign.
- can't tell anything about the sign each problem is different.
Question 7
Given that the correlation between X and Y is 0.84, the mean and standard deviation of X are 4.3 and 3.8, the mean and the standard deviation of Y is 2.7 and 5.6 respectively. Find the slope for the line of best fit. [____] round to 2 d.p.
Question 8
Given that the correlation between X and Y is 0.84, the mean and standard deviation of X are 4.3 and 3.8, the mean and the standard deviation of Y is 2.7 and 5.6 respectively. Find the y-intercept for the line of best fit. [____] round to 1 d.p.
Question 8 options:
Question 9
the line of best fit is:
predicted grade = 66.3 + 3.1 * hours studied
Calculate the residual for a student that studied for 5 hours and had a grade of 80 [____]
Question 10
the line of best fit is:
predicted income = 5189*GPA +44977.5
Calculate the residual for a student that graduates with a 3.0 GPA and has an income of 65000 [____] no commas
Question 11
R-Square (R2) is calculated by
options:
- Squaring the correlation
- Square root of the correlation
- Double the correlation
- Half the correlation
Question 12
R-Square (R2) is always between
Question 12 options:
- infinity and + infinity
0 and infinity
-1 and 1
0 and 1
Question 13
Linear model:
predicted age = 0.1 * weight + 15
r = 0.7
How much variation (R-Square) is accounted for by the model? [____]%
Question 14
Linear model:
predicted grade = 95 - 2 * (number of shows watched)
r = - 0.9
How much variation is accounted for by the model? [____]%
Question 15
predicted y = 23.4 - 12 x
R2= 36%
The correlation (r) between X and Y is [____]
hint: same sign as slope
Question 15 options:
Question 16
predicted y = 23.4 - 12 x
R2 = 36%
The average of all 81 residuals is...?
Hint: keep in mind that the sum of all errors is always 0.
Question 17
When looking at a residual plot we want the points to be scattered with no identifiable pattern.
options:
True
False
Question 18
Based on the residual plot we can say that it seems the model
options:
- is a good fit because there is an apparent pattern.
- is a good fit because there is NO apparent pattern.
- is NOT a good fit because there is NO apparent pattern.
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