Gonzalez_Chapter_5-7_Marriage_Start

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ge escription: em, you will investigate both marriage and divorce rates for the United States per 1,000 people in the population. You will also provide the resu Perform: Instructions Start Excel. Download and open the workbook named: Chapter_5-7_Marriage_Start In cell G12, determine how much the divorce rate will decrease per century. Format cell G12 as Number with 2 decimal places. Note: Enter a single value to answer the question. In cell F18, determine the slope of the marriage trendline. Format cell F18 as Number with 2 decimal places. Note: Type the slope value exactly as it appears in the equation on the chart. In cell G18, determine the y-intercept for the marriage trendline. Format cell G18 as Number with 2 decimal places. Note: Type the y-intercept value exactly as it appears in the equation on the chart. In cell G19, calculate the marriage rate in 2050. Format cell G19 as Number with 2 decimal places. Note: Use cell references for your calculations. In cell F23, determine the slope of the divorce trendline. Format cell F23 as Number with 2 decimal places. Note: Type the slope value exactly as it appears in the equation on the chart. In cell G23, determine the y-intercept for the divorce trendline. Format cell G23 as Number with 2 decimal places. Note: Type the y-intercept value exactly as it appears in the equation on the chart. In cell G24, calculate the divorce rate in 2050. Format cell G24 as Number with 2 decimal places. Note: Use cell references for your calculations. In cell G27, determine whether it is true that it is not possible for the divorce rate to be greater than the marriage rate in a given year because Save your file and submit for grading. In cells D32:K46, insert a Scatter Chart to show the marriage and divorce rates over the years given. Select range A9:C21. On the Insert tab, Charts tab, and then choose Scatter with the years on the horizontal axis and the rates per 1,000 on the vertical axis. Use cell references to B Design tab. Add a chart title and choose the Above Chart option. Replace Chart Title with Marriage and Divorce Rates . Add a vertical axis tit per 1,000 people . Add the linear trendlines for both rates. To add a linear trendline to the data on the chart, select any point on the chart and Trendline Options window, select Linear with automatic trendline name and check "Display equation on chart". Drag it to any place on the cha
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Marriage Rates per 1,000 Population Marriages Divorces 1990 9.8 4.7 2000 8.3 4.1 2004 7.8 3.7 2005 7.5 3.6 a.) 5.77 2006 7.5 3.7 2007 7.3 3.6 2008 7.1 3.5 2009 6.8 3.5 Marriage 2010 6.8 3.6 Slope Intercept 2011 6.8 3.6 b.) -0.13 270.25 2012 6.8 3.4 3.75 2013 6.8 3.3 2014 6.9 3.2 Divorce Slope Intercept c.) -0.06 119.54 1.26 d.) False a.) The sprea these, the marriages divorce ra in divorce year will b a.) Creat by filling CENTUR list: a. Marria b. rates p b.) Type i intercept c.) Type intercept d.) True people c 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 f(x) = − 0.057744055068836 x + 119.53728097622 f(x) = − 0.130976220275344 x + 270.249123904881 Marriage and Divorce rates
1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 Marriages Linear (Marriages) Divorces Linear (Divorces)
adsheet gives both marriage and divorce rates for the United States per 1,000 people in the population e National Vital Statistics System http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/marriage_divorce_tables.htm takes th s or divorces in a given year and divides by the total population, and then rescales to a rate per 1,000. ates are roughly half of the marriage rates leads to the incorrect misperception that this means half of e. Divorces in a given year could be anyone married before that year, while almost none of the people be divorced in that year. te one scatterplot of both rates over the years given, insert trendline, and display equation. Interpret th g in the blank in the following sentence: The divorce rate is decreasing by _________ divorces per 1,000 RY . Answer should be a number to two decimal places. Include key. The axis label and the title should b age and Divorce Rates per 1,000 people in the slope and -intercept for the marriage trendline exactly as they appear in the equation. Use the 𝑦 t for the marriage trendline to predict the marriage rate in 2050. Format to 2 decimal places. in the slope and -intercept for the divorce trendline exactly as they appear in the equation. Use the s 𝑦 t for the divorce trendline to predict the divorce rate in 2050. Format to 2 decimal places. or false : It is not possible for the divorce rate to be greater than the marriage rate in a given year beca can get divorced. 2015 2020
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