a Activity 1: Linear Modeling le vat (awe Name(s): Caloywela PacheCd, MAW O0SW Eskandar ain Marlene Gave , AectO Maldygat We are going to explore the relationship between two variables, Choose two variables that you would like to analyze the relationship between. For example, you could look at the relationship between home value and number of bedrooms or you may be interested in seeing if a father’s height is correlated with their child’s height. For each individual in your sample, you will need measurements on both variables, Be sure to choooo two quantitative variables, ‘This data can be acquired online or from individuals in the class. No sensitive information is allowed. Do not ask for weight, test scores, GPA, etc. 1. What variables will you be exploring? Identify which variable is the explanatory and which ° terspom Wo will be Uxvloving Whethey ov NOt thergnt 1S an eFector of Sho size, The explanaiovy Variable is heiqis and THR yesponse \aviable (S Shoe size. —hevnr ww cm 2, What is your initial intuition? Do you think the variables are correlated? If so, do you think there will be a strong/weak, positive/negative correlation? Yes, We dd think the vavielbles ave COVYElALod| - We beeve thar The talleve YOU, ave, Ane pigqge’ Show size You Wear, WR {ins Prete wall WE Stvong] Weak Wurelayy oy.Height in Cm 3. Acquire data for ten individuals. List your explanatory variable in the first column and the response in the second. Explanatory Variable | Response Variable eight in Cn, Shog Size i 153 cm 5 2155 enn G 3 {bn Cm Le 474 cm T ST 14cm Ut el 1 etcm a TT \bS cm 7a L874 om & oT Votem AO WOT \7 mr 10 4, Draw and interpret a scatter diagram for your data. oy 2°64 & 8 wo i2 Snoe size 5. Determine the correlation coefficient and compare it to the critical value. What conclusions can you make? Are the variables correlated? If so, is there & strong/weak, positive/negative em The correlation CoecCiciemt 6 Y= 780. Fis stigtly greaver then 7 so iF we Foiluw QW TUNE oF hurl We would Say that Phe CorYelarion IS decewtly SHroMg, 2 |y=ax rb 6, Find the least squares regression line. §e 1B3x-22,624 y > -Ie3 (169) ~ 22, 62y 7. Interpret the slope and y-intercepts from the regression line. Y-inkeveepp NO INR PVR yao sore: FOV every Lom Incyeue IM heiqnk Choe Size incveases by 193 8, Find and interpret the coefficient of determination. =, 604 60.97 g& the vaviotion iy Shoe Size i$ exPlaincol by your ¥ {a uo YY eggreticn 9, Use the regression line to make a prediction regarding your variables. (Pick reasonable value for your explanatory variable and compute the corresponding response variable.) Y= 1B2(b5) -22,624 | Predict that iF you ave \Sbem in Weight You wil) hav® A snoe size of 7.97).