Does the random paired data below show a linear correlation? x y 5 22.44 6 22.45 7 16.06 8 11.47 9 17.08 10 16.69When in doubt, assume the original claim is "There is linear correlation." Original claim: ? s μ X n r σ p̂ X̄ ρ N Select an answer > < ≠ ≥ ≤ = H0:H0: ? n X s r ρ X̄ σ μ p̂ N Select an answer < > ≥ ≤ = ≠ Ha:Ha: ? p̂ p N σ X̄ n ρ μ s X r Select an answer = < ≥ > ≠ ≤ We will use significance level .05. What method can verify our claim? Select an answer 1 Proportion z interval t-interval Linear regression t-Test z-test 1 Proportion z test Linear regression t-interval t-test To check the requirements, graph Scatter plot Normal quantile plot Dotplot Histogram Box plot and ensure there are at least 30 points all outliers are removed that are due to errors points are loosly grouped around a bell shaped curve points are loosly grouped around a line without an obvious curve there are at least 5 successes and 5 failures all outliers are removed Because technology can't check these requirements, we will just move on even though we might stop here and state the requirements are not met for our test. P-value = round to four decimal places. Thus, we shall Select an answer Support the null hypothesis Fail to reject the null hypothesis Reject the null hypothesis . Conclusion: Select an answer There is not enough There is enough evidence to Select an answer reject support the claim that the data Select an answer is correlated is not correlated .

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Does the random paired data below show a linear correlation?

x	y
5	22.44
6	22.45
7	16.06
8	11.47
9	17.08
10	16.69

When in doubt, assume the original claim is "There is linear correlation."

Original claim: ? s μ X n r σ p̂ X̄ ρ N Select an answer > < ≠ ≥ ≤ =

H0:H0: ? n X s r ρ X̄ σ μ p̂ N Select an answer < > ≥ ≤ = ≠

Ha:Ha: ? p̂ p N σ X̄ n ρ μ s X r Select an answer = < ≥ > ≠ ≤

We will use significance level .05.
What method can verify our claim? Select an answer 1 Proportion z interval t-interval Linear regression t-Test z-test 1 Proportion z test Linear regression t-interval t-test To check the requirements, graph

Scatter plot
Normal quantile plot
Dotplot
Histogram
Box plot

and ensure

there are at least 30 points
all outliers are removed that are due to errors
points are loosly grouped around a bell shaped curve
points are loosly grouped around a line without an obvious curve
there are at least 5 successes and 5 failures
all outliers are removed

Because technology can't check these requirements, we will just move on even though we might stop here and state the requirements are not met for our test.

P-value =  round to four decimal places.

Thus, we shall Select an answer Support the null hypothesis Fail to reject the null hypothesis Reject the null hypothesis  .

Conclusion: Select an answer There is not enough There is enough  evidence to Select an answer reject support  the claim that the data Select an answer is correlated is not correlated  .

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