sychologist wants to determine if there is a linear relationship between the number of hours a person goes without sleep and the number of mistakes he/she makes on a simple test. The following data is recorded. Hours without sleep 32 38 48 24 46 35 30 34 42 Number of Mistakes 6 8 13 5 7 6 5 8 12 Hours without sleep=x,  Number of mistakes=y          (a)  When you test the claim at the α = 0.01, that a linear relation exists between the two variables, find the critical value.  Round critical value to nearest hundredth.  (e.g. 0.135 would be entered as 0.14, -0.135 would be entered as -0.14, ± 0.135 would be entered as +/-0.14).          (b) Find 95% confidence interval about the slope of the true lease-square regression line.   Lower ,     Upper .        Round confidence interval to nearest thousandth.  e.g.  2.3457 would be entered as 2.346   (c) Based on question (b), does any linear relation exist between hours without sleep and number of mistakes?   .   (Enter yes or no, e.g.  if you answer is "yes", enter as yes)

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Psychologist wants to determine if there is a linear relationship between the number of hours a person goes without sleep and the number of mistakes he/she makes on a simple test. The following data is recorded.

Hours without sleep 32 38 48 24 46 35 30 34 42
Number of Mistakes 6 8 13 5 7 6 5 8 12

Hours without sleep=x,  Number of mistakes=y         

(a)  When you test the claim at the α = 0.01, that a linear relation exists between the two variables, find the critical value

Round critical value to nearest hundredth.  (e.g. 0.135 would be entered as 0.14, -0.135 would be entered as -0.14, ± 0.135 would be entered as +/-0.14).     

 

 

(b) Find 95% confidence interval about the slope of the true lease-square regression line.

 

Lower ,     Upper .        Round confidence interval to nearest thousandth.  e.g.  2.3457 would be entered as 2.346

 

(c) Based on question (b), does any linear relation exist between hours without sleep and number of mistakes?  

.   (Enter yes or no, e.g.  if you answer is "yes", enter as yes) 

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Step 1
x y x2 y2 xy  
32 6 1024 36 192  
38 8 1444 64 304  
48 13 2304 169 624  
24 5 576 25 120  
46 7 2116 49 322  
35 6 1225 36 210  
30 5 900 25 150  
34 8 1156 64 272  
42 12 1764 144 504  
329 70 12509 612 2698 Total
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