For every one unit increase in horsepower, how much would the predicted price value of a car would be? PRICE (in thousands) HORSEPOWER 1 42 210 2 23.99 150 3 33.95 200 4 62 310 5 26.99 170 6 33.4 193 7 38.9 193 8 21.975 175 9 25.3 240 10 31.965 205 11 27.885 205 12 39.895 275 13 44.475 275 14 39.665 275 15 31.01 200 16 46.225 255 17 13.26 115 18 16.535 170 19 18.89 175 20 19.39 180 21 24.34 200 22 45.705 345 23 13.96 120 24 9.235 55 25 18.89 180 26 19.84 163 27 24.495 168 28 22.245 200 29 16.48 132 30 28.34 253 Using SPSS Give the following: Null hypothesis Alternative hypothesis Statistical test Computation Decision Conclusion

For every one unit increase in horsepower, how much would the predicted price value of a car would be? PRICE (in thousands) HORSEPOWER 1 42 210 2 23.99 150 3 33.95 200 4 62 310 5 26.99 170 6 33.4 193 7 38.9 193 8 21.975 175 9 25.3 240 10 31.965 205 11 27.885 205 12 39.895 275 13 44.475 275 14 39.665 275 15 31.01 200 16 46.225 255 17 13.26 115 18 16.535 170 19 18.89 175 20 19.39 180 21 24.34 200 22 45.705 345 23 13.96 120 24 9.235 55 25 18.89 180 26 19.84 163 27 24.495 168 28 22.245 200 29 16.48 132 30 28.34 253 Using SPSS Give the following: Null hypothesis Alternative hypothesis Statistical test Computation Decision Conclusion

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter2: Equations And Inequalities

Section2.1: Equations

Problem 70E

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	PRICE (in thousands)	HORSEPOWER
1	42	210
2	23.99	150
3	33.95	200
4	62	310
5	26.99	170
6	33.4	193
7	38.9	193
8	21.975	175
9	25.3	240
10	31.965	205
11	27.885	205
12	39.895	275
13	44.475	275
14	39.665	275
15	31.01	200
16	46.225	255
17	13.26	115
18	16.535	170
19	18.89	175
20	19.39	180
21	24.34	200
22	45.705	345
23	13.96	120
24	9.235	55
25	18.89	180
26	19.84	163
27	24.495	168
28	22.245	200
29	16.48	132
30	28.34	253