ALUATION when she gets more sleep she does better on tests. To test her hypothesis, she tracked how she did on a number of tests, based on how many hours of sleep she got on the night previous. Is there a significant relationship between hours of sleep and test scores? Yvonne is a good student, but at times she doesn't get enough sleep. She hypothesizes that (X-X BAR)² (Y-Y BAR)2 х-Х BAR Y-Y BAR (2(-X BAR) (Y-Y BAR) Y 8 81 80 75 65 6. 91 6. 80 INTERPRETATION:

ALUATION when she gets more sleep she does better on tests. To test her hypothesis, she tracked how she did on a number of tests, based on how many hours of sleep she got on the night previous. Is there a significant relationship between hours of sleep and test scores? Yvonne is a good student, but at times she doesn't get enough sleep. She hypothesizes that (X-X BAR)² (Y-Y BAR)2 х-Х BAR Y-Y BAR (2(-X BAR) (Y-Y BAR) Y 8 81 80 75 65 6. 91 6. 80 INTERPRETATION:

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

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