Question #3

College football is big business, with coaches' pay in millions of dollars. The accompanying data set contains the total athletic department revenue and 2014 football coaches' total pay one year for a region of 108 colleges. Complete parts (a) through (c) below. Click the icon to view the college football coaches' data. a. Do you think schools with higher total revenues also have higher total coaches' pay? O A. No-a school that pays the coach more does not necessitate an increase in the total revenue of the school. O B. No-a school with a lower total revenue will still give millions to the coach as all coaches have approximately the same salary. O C. Yes-a school with a higher revenue will likely give more money to its coach. O D. No-a school with a higher revenue will likely give it to the students as scholarships or technology to better the students' education. b. Construct a scatter plot with total revenue on the X-axis and total coaches' pay on the Y-axis. Choose the correct scatter plot below. O A. O B. O c. O D. 10- 10- 200- 10- O Salaries ($million) Salaries ($million) Salaries (Smillion) Salaries ($million) 0 200 0 200 0 10 200 Revenues ($million) Revenues ($million) Revenues ($million) Revenues ($million) c. Does the scatter plot confirm or contradict the answer to (a)? The scatter plot the correct answer to (a)-there is relationship. a weak, increasing a weak, decreasing a strong, increasing no apparent a strong, decreasingc. Does the scatter plot confirm or contradict the answer to (a)? The scatter plot the correct answer to (a)-there is relationship. contradicts confirms