How do I use excel to find the regression​ equation, letting the first variable be the predictor​ (x) variable. Find the best predicted Nobel Laureate rate for a country that has 78.6 internet users per 100 people. How does it compare to the​ country's actual Nobel Laureate rate of 1.5 per 10 million​ people?  The data tab does not show up on my excel.

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How do I use excel to find the regression​ equation, letting the first variable be the predictor​ (x) variable. Find the best predicted Nobel Laureate rate for a country that has 78.6 internet users per 100 people. How does it compare to the​ country's actual Nobel Laureate rate of 1.5 per 10 million​ people? 

The data tab does not show up on my excel. 

The image is a table with two columns: "Internet Users Per 100" and "Nobel Laureates."

### Table Data

- **Internet Users Per 100**
  - This column lists the number of internet users per 100 people for various entries. The numbers vary from a low of 38.1 to a high of 93.9.
  
- **Nobel Laureates**
  - This column lists corresponding numbers that may represent a quantity or percentage related to Nobel Laureates. The values range from 0.1 to 31.4.

### Data Entries

1. 79.5 Internet Users - 5.4 Nobel Laureates
2. 79.6 Internet Users - 24.3 Nobel Laureates
3. 78.4 Internet Users - 8.6 Nobel Laureates
4. 44.7 Internet Users - 0.1 Nobel Laureates
5. 83.3 Internet Users - 6.2 Nobel Laureates
6. 38.1 Internet Users - 0 Nobel Laureates
7. 90.7 Internet Users - 25.4 Nobel Laureates
8. 88.8 Internet Users - 7.6 Nobel Laureates
9. 79.4 Internet Users - 8.9 Nobel Laureates
10. 82.9 Internet Users - 12.6 Nobel Laureates
11. 52.7 Internet Users - 1.9 Nobel Laureates
12. 77.6 Internet Users - 12.7 Nobel Laureates
13. 56.7 Internet Users - 3.3 Nobel Laureates
14. 78.5 Internet Users - 1.5 Nobel Laureates
15. 91.8 Internet Users - 11.4 Nobel Laureates
16. 94 Internet Users - 25.7 Nobel Laureates
17. 64.4 Internet Users - 3.1 Nobel Laureates
18. 57.5 Internet Users - 1.9 Nobel Laureates
19. 67.5 Internet Users - 1.7 Nobel Laureates
20. 93.9 Internet Users - 32 Nobel Laureates
21. 85.1 Internet Users - 31.4 Nobel Laureates
22. 86.2 Internet Users - 18.9 Nobel Laureates
23. 78.5 Internet Users - 10.8
Transcribed Image Text:The image is a table with two columns: "Internet Users Per 100" and "Nobel Laureates." ### Table Data - **Internet Users Per 100** - This column lists the number of internet users per 100 people for various entries. The numbers vary from a low of 38.1 to a high of 93.9. - **Nobel Laureates** - This column lists corresponding numbers that may represent a quantity or percentage related to Nobel Laureates. The values range from 0.1 to 31.4. ### Data Entries 1. 79.5 Internet Users - 5.4 Nobel Laureates 2. 79.6 Internet Users - 24.3 Nobel Laureates 3. 78.4 Internet Users - 8.6 Nobel Laureates 4. 44.7 Internet Users - 0.1 Nobel Laureates 5. 83.3 Internet Users - 6.2 Nobel Laureates 6. 38.1 Internet Users - 0 Nobel Laureates 7. 90.7 Internet Users - 25.4 Nobel Laureates 8. 88.8 Internet Users - 7.6 Nobel Laureates 9. 79.4 Internet Users - 8.9 Nobel Laureates 10. 82.9 Internet Users - 12.6 Nobel Laureates 11. 52.7 Internet Users - 1.9 Nobel Laureates 12. 77.6 Internet Users - 12.7 Nobel Laureates 13. 56.7 Internet Users - 3.3 Nobel Laureates 14. 78.5 Internet Users - 1.5 Nobel Laureates 15. 91.8 Internet Users - 11.4 Nobel Laureates 16. 94 Internet Users - 25.7 Nobel Laureates 17. 64.4 Internet Users - 3.1 Nobel Laureates 18. 57.5 Internet Users - 1.9 Nobel Laureates 19. 67.5 Internet Users - 1.7 Nobel Laureates 20. 93.9 Internet Users - 32 Nobel Laureates 21. 85.1 Internet Users - 31.4 Nobel Laureates 22. 86.2 Internet Users - 18.9 Nobel Laureates 23. 78.5 Internet Users - 10.8
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Step 1

To run regression, enable the data analysis by following the steps below :

- Go to files then click options.

- Click customize ribbon and under main tab tick data and click ok.

- After the data tab is visible in the ribbon check for data analysis, if present then fine if not follow the given steps.

- Go to options and click add ins.

- Click analysis tool pack and then go.

- After this tick analysis tool pack and click ok.

The data analysis tool pack will appear.

Internet Users
per 100
Nobel
Laureates
79.5 5.4
79.6 24.3
78.4 8.6
44.7 0.1
83.3 6.2
38.1 0.1
90.7 25.4
88.8 7.6
79.4 8.9
82.9 12.6
52.7 1.9
77.6 12.7
56.7 3.3
78.5 1.5
91.8 11.4
94 25.7
64.4 3.1
57.5 1.9
67.5 1.7
93.9 32
85.1 31
86.2 18.9
78.5 10.8
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