(a)
(b)
All values are verified
(c)
x-bar = 8.87, y-bar = 14.03
SS(x) = Σ[(x - x-bar)^2] OR Σ(x^2) - [(Σx)^2 /n] = 3.0933
SS(y) = Σ[(y - y-bar)^2] OR Σ(y^2) - [(Σy)^2 /n] = 116.3733
SS(xy) = Σ[(x - x-bar)(y - y-bar)] OR Σ(xy) - [(Σx)(Σy)/n] = 17.4667
Correlation coefficient, r = SSxy / √[SS(x) * SS(y)] = 0.9206
Coefficient of determination = r^2 = 0.8475
Slope of the regression line is b = SS(xy)/SS(x) = 5.6466
Intercept of the regression line is a = y-bar - b * x-bar = -36.0328
The regression equation is y = a + bx, that is y-hat = -36.033 + 5.647 x
(d)
(e) r^2 = 0.848
Explained = 84.8%, Unexplained = 15.2%
(f) When x = 8, y-hat = -36.033 + 5.647(8) = 9.14
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