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3. The data below were obtained to predict the sound frequency to which a person’s ear will respond based upon the length of time a person has been exposed to a high level of noise. Here “length of exposure” is the amount of time in weeks that a person has been living close to a major airport and the “hearing range” is reported in thousand cycles per second. Length of exposure In weeks Hearing range In thousand cycles per second .
Length of exposure In weeks |
Hearing range In thousand cycles per second |
47 |
15.1 |
56 |
14.1 |
116 |
13.2 |
178 |
12.7 |
19 |
14.6 |
75 |
13.8 |
160 |
11.9 |
31 |
14.8 |
12 |
15.3 |
164 |
12.6 |
43 |
14.7 |
74 |
14.0 |
a. Find the correlation coefficient r.
b. Identify our x, explanatory variable and y, response variable and construct a scatter plot of y vs x.
c. Determine least squares equation that can be used for predicting a value of y based on a value of x.
d. Does this slope (in c) differ significantly from 0. Use alpha=0.05.
e. Use your model to predict y when x is i)5, ii)100.
f. Provide 95% confidence intervals for the means (e, ii).
g. Provide 95% prediction intervals for (e, ii).
h. Comment on your findings in (f) and (g).
i. What were the basic assumptions for the model in (c)?
j. Would you consider the model in (b) to be a good model? Why or why not?
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b. Identify our x, explanatory variable and y, response variable and construct a scatter plot of y vs x.
x = Length of exposure
y = Hearing range
c. Determine least squares equation that can be used for predicting a value of y based on a value of x.
a. Find the correlation coefficient r.