The company is trying to keep the most people happy with the meal allowance than it can. The vice president hypothesizes that the older employees are the ones who want more money for meals than the younger ones.We are going to look at whether or not there is evidence to support this claim.

This includes the variable of age next to the requested dollar amount.

In a scatter diagram with trendline from the data in that tab. Include the equation of the line on the graph (under "more options") along with the r squared value (coefficient of determination).

Include the diagram in your post.

What is a trendline, and how does it help us interpret the data?

Discuss the slope of that trendline. Is it positive, negative, undefined, or 0?What does it mean?

Use the trendline equation to figure out how much money a 36-year-old employee would want.

Use the trendline equation to figure out how much money an 84-year-old employee would want.

How much trust do you put into the answer for 5 and 6?How does the coefficient of determination and the simple correlation coefficient (r) provide you with some input on your response?

x y

Age of employee Recommended Amount by employee

55 100

30 45

47 75

58 80

60 100

23 40

33 50

64 125

31 50

46 60

49 75

50 70

28 50

27 50

42 60

40 60

38 50

55 75

48 70

52 75

61 80

63 85

59 85

46 50

22 40

21 50

36 55

31 55

47 60

50 65

21 45

26 40

25 40

45 55

51 60

50 55

34 55

37 60

30 50

54 50

57 60

60 70

61 80

49 75

39 75

55 75

47 50

51 55

38 60

44 60

58 60

60 70