The city wants to further develop the model to include the weather conditions of rainy, cloudy, or sunny. Ice Rink Attendance Temperature (°F) Weather Condition 140 45 Sunny 110 40 Cloudy 135 50 Cloudy 120 40 Cloudy 165 45 Sunny 180 45 Sunny 210 50 Sunny 190 45 Cloudy 170 40 Cloudy 130 45 Rainy 140 45 Cloudy 80 35 Rainy 120 45 Cloudy 100 45 Rainy What is the regression equation?  Use the equation to forecast ice rink attendance if the temperature is 38°F and sunny.  Should you keep weather condition in the model?

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  1. The city wants to further develop the model to include the weather conditions of rainy, cloudy, or sunny.

Ice Rink Attendance

Temperature (°F)

Weather Condition

140

45

Sunny

110

40

Cloudy

135

50

Cloudy

120

40

Cloudy

165

45

Sunny

180

45

Sunny

210

50

Sunny

190

45

Cloudy

170

40

Cloudy

130

45

Rainy

140

45

Cloudy

80

35

Rainy

120

45

Cloudy

100

45

Rainy

  1. What is the regression equation? 
  2. Use the equation to forecast ice rink attendance if the temperature is 38°F and sunny. 
  3. Should you keep weather condition in the model? 

 

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