The table shows data on the number of visitors to the UK in a month,  (1000s), and the amount of money they spent,  (£ millions), for each of 8 months.   The correlation coefficient between  and  is 0.962   Give a reason to support fitting a regression model of the form to these data. Summary statistics are:     For a regression model of the form  . Find the value of b (the slope) correct to two decimal places. Now calculate a (the intercept) to calculate the regression model. Interpreting the value of b, each additional visitor spends £ __________ Using the equation calculated in part c, estimate the amount of money spent when the number of visitors to the UK in a month is 2,500,000

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The table shows data on the number of visitors to the UK in a month,  (1000s), and the amount of money they spent,  (£ millions), for each of 8 months.

 

The correlation coefficient between  and  is 0.962

 

  1. Give a reason to support fitting a regression model of the form to these data.
  2. Summary statistics are:

 

 

For a regression model of the form  . Find the value of b (the slope) correct to two decimal places.

  1. Now calculate a (the intercept) to calculate the regression model.
  2. Interpreting the value of b, each additional visitor spends £ __________
  3. Using the equation calculated in part c, estimate the amount of money spent when the number of visitors to the UK in a month is 2,500,000
Number of visitors
2450 2480 2540 2420 2350 2290 2400 2460
v (1000s)
Amount of money spent
m (£ millions)
1370 1350 1400
1330
1270
1210
1330 1350
Transcribed Image Text:Number of visitors 2450 2480 2540 2420 2350 2290 2400 2460 v (1000s) Amount of money spent m (£ millions) 1370 1350 1400 1330 1270 1210 1330 1350
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