I know how to do the scatter plots, but these questions I do not understand.  How good (Strong, Weak, Moderate) is the correlation between x and y for this data? b. Interpret the slope of the trendline in a meaningful sentence. c.Use the trend line equation to estimate the value for the last available year’s data, show how you did this. d. Compare the equation value from part 2c to the actual value from the data. e. Choose a year other than the one from part 2c. A birth year or the first year might be a good choice .i. Use the trend line equation to estimate the y-value for the year of your choice. ii. Find the relative change in the y-vale for your chosen year compared to the last year’s value you found in part 2c. iii. Interpret the meaning of your relative change value. f.Should we use the trend line model to estimate the y-value for 2020? Why or why not Year Discards(billion in lbs)     Plastic Waste               1990 34                       1991 35                       1992 36                       1993 37                       1994 37                 1995 36       1996 37       1997 41       1998 42       1999 46       2000 48       2001 49       2002 52       2003 53       2004 56       2005 55       2006 56       2007 58       2008 56       2009 56       2010 58                       2011 58                       2012 58

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I know how to do the scatter plots, but these questions I do not understand. 

How good (Strong, Weak, Moderate) is the correlation between x and y for this data?

b. Interpret the slope of the trendline in a meaningful sentence.

c.Use the trend line equation to estimate the value for the last available year’s data, show how you did this.

d. Compare the equation value from part 2c to the actual value from the data. e. Choose a year other than the one from part 2c. A birth year or the first year might be a good choice

.i. Use the trend line equation to estimate the y-value for the year of your choice.

ii. Find the relative change in the y-vale for your chosen year compared to the last year’s value you found in part 2c.

iii. Interpret the meaning of your relative change value. f.Should we use the trend line model to estimate the y-value for 2020? Why or why not

Year Discards(billion in lbs)     Plastic Waste              
1990 34                      
1991 35                      
1992 36                      
1993 37                      
1994 37      
 
     
 
1995 36      
1996 37      
1997 41      
1998 42      
1999 46      
2000 48      
2001 49      
2002 52      
2003 53      
2004 56      
2005 55      
2006 56      
2007 58      
2008 56      
2009 56      
2010 58                      
2011 58                      
2012 58                      
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