b)
x =52.8
y =84.1
x2 =466.48
y2=1292.55
xy =751.6
r= 0.796
c)
xbar =8.8
ybar =14.02
yhat= -41.079+6.261x
d)
top left curve is correct
e)
r2 =0.634
explained =63.4%
unexplained =36.6%
f)predicted number = -41.079+6.261*9.2 =16.52
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