- The association between the variables "dollars earned" and"hours worked" for a worker at store would be
| a. | POSITIVE |
| b. | NEGATIVE |
| c. | NEITHER |
QUESTION 2
The association between the variables "GPA" and "hours spentstudying" for a student would usually be
| a. | POSITIVE |
| b. | NEGATIVE |
| c. | NEITHER |
QUESTION 3
The association between the variables "cost of a book" and "thebuyers body temperature" would be
| a. | POSITIVE |
| b. | NEGATIVE |
| c. | NEITHER |
QUESTION 4
The association between the variables "airfare" and "distance todestination" would be
| a. | POSITIVE |
| b. | NEGATIVE |
| c. | NEITHER |
QUESTION 5
A graph that will help to one to see what type of curve might bestfit the bivariate data
| a. | Pie chart |
| b. | stem-leaf plot |
| c. | dot plot |
| d. | scatter plot |
QUESTION 6
If the correlation coefficient for a linear regression is -0.932.there is sufficient evidence that a linear relationship existsbetween the x and y data
QUESTION 7
Which of the following correlation coefficients represents the mostlinear function?
| a. | 0.976 |
| b. | 0.001 |
| c. | -0.002 |
| d. | -0.989 |
QUESTION 8
If the correlation coefficient for linear regression is 0.25. thereis sufficient evidence that a linear relationship exists betweenthe x and y data
QUESTION 9
A data point that lies statistically far from the regression lineis a potential
| a. | response variable |
| b. | predictor variable |
| c. | extrapolated variable |
| d. | outlier |
QUESTION 10
- correlation5:
If the correlation coefficient is 0.90, the value of thecoefficient of determination would be
QUESTION 11
Use your TI83 to determine the correlation coefficient of thefollowing set of points. Round correctly to the nearesthundredth.
(4, 4), (-2, -7), (3, 3), (4, -1)
QUESTION 12
Use your TI83 to determine the correlation coefficient of thefollowing set of points. Round correctly to the nearesthundredth.
(4, 4), (-2, -4), (7, -2), (4, 1)
QUESTION 13
Use your TI83 to determine the correlation coefficient of thefollowing set of points. Round correctly to the nearesthundredth.
(2, 4), (1, -1), (2, 2), (5, -4)