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2) Dr. Griffin is interested in the relationship between time spent watching TV and amount of junk food consumed. He gathers a random sample of 8 people and asks them for 2 pieces of information: how many hours of TV do they watch on average per week; and how many bags of chips on average they eat per week. The results were as follows: Subject Chips (X) Hours of TV (Y) A 2 6 B 4 C 5 8 Please don't write answers or D 4 5 show work on this page! Please use blank paper. E F 4 8 G 9 H 2 5 a. State hypotheses about the population correlation. State criteria for rejection of the null (alpha = .05, two-tailed). b. Perform all calculations (must show all work to get full credit!) to find Pearson's r for these data. In ALL calculations/formulas, round to 3 decimals. c. Write a full summary/interpretation of your correlation results, including the appropriate stats. This must be written in APA format following the guidelines discussed in our lecture recordings (not the textbook). Errors in formatting will lose points, even if the information you're stating is correct. d. Write an equation for the regression line for these data. e. Perform a regression analysis (must show all work to get full credit!) and construct an ANOVA table with your regression/residual values. In all calculations/formulas, round to 3 decimals. In the table, round to 3 decimals. f. Write the Fare for this problem. Does number of chip bags eaten significantly predict hours of TV watched? (just a Yes or No is okay) How many hours of TV would we predict someone watches if they eat 2 bags of chips per week? What about 4.5 bags of chips per week? (TWO-PART QUESTION. Answer this question even if you got non-significant results in part f)