Consider the data from Ms. Lloyd PE class for the 10 students in the course. Push...

Consider the data from Ms. Lloyd PE class for the 10 students in the course.

Push up	Sit up
13	18
10	15
10	20
23	40
20	30
28	35
27	32
40	50
42	50
15	25

Use the data for the two variables to create the scatterplot and draw the line. Then, find the linear regression equation.

Discuss the topic about regression covered the slope, intercept, and the best point on the line that demonstrates that your regression equation represents the best-fitted line for the data. Provide tips for understanding what the regression problem is trying to teach and why such topic is important in your field (you can be creative... :)

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