Use the following table to calculate the simple linear regression to determine if the amount of time spent on homework can be predicted by amount of sleep. Graph the relationship and determine, numerically, if there are any outliers. Interpret all results in a paragraph citing the appropriate statistics. Show all work [edit] ID School Enrolled Months Enrolled Birthday Month Distance to Work (whole miles) Height (whole inches) Foot Size (whole inches) Hand Size (whole inches) Sleep (minutes) Homework (minutes) 1 Arts and Sciences 12 January 0 60 8 5 360 30 2 Applied Science and Technology 6 February 0 62 7 6 400 45 3 Business and Management 8 April 5 66 10 7 420 60 4 Nursing 10 June 10 68 12 8 440 15 5 Public Service 48 July 15 68 14 8 540 75 6 Arts and Sciences 48 June 30 70 12 9 480 120 7 Applied Science and Technology 36 October 32 72 11 8 320 80 8 Applied Science and Technology 32 November 36 75 14 7 440 60 9 Applied Science and Technology 3 February 13 73 11 8 480 45 10 Applied Science and Technology 4 June 1 63 8 6 480 180 11 Applied Science and Technology 6 September 20 65 10 8 360 60 12 Applied Science and Technology 15 October 0 67 10 7 420 180 13 Applied Science and Technology 12 May 20 74 11 8 360 180 14 Arts and Sciences 18 November 19 60 8 6 480 180 15 Applied Science and Technology 18 July 6 70 9 7 540 180 16 Applied Science and Technology 30 August 10 72 10 7 480 180 17 Arts and Sciences  9 August 2 65 9 7 480 180 18 Applied Science and Technology 18 November 38 72 12 7 420 120 19 Arts and Sciences 50 May 3 63 8 6 420 60 20 Applied Science and Technology 6 August 16 62 9 7 480 120 21 Business and Management 3 April 6 62 8 7 420 60 22 Applied Science and Technology 5 July 0 72 10 7 510 100 23 Arts and Sciences 3 March 7 67 10 7 420 60 24 Applied Science and Technology 6 November 10 72 10 8 360 60 25 Applied Science and Technology 1 July 1 76 13 9 330 180 26 Applied Science and Technology

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Use the following table to calculate the simple linear regression to determine if the amount of time spent on homework can be predicted by amount of sleep. Graph the relationship and determine, numerically, if there are any outliers. Interpret all results in a paragraph citing the appropriate statistics. Show all work


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ID

School Enrolled

Months Enrolled

Birthday Month

Distance to Work (whole miles)

Height (whole inches)

Foot Size (whole inches)

Hand Size (whole inches)

Sleep (minutes)

Homework (minutes)

1

Arts and Sciences

12

January

0

60

8

5

360

30

2

Applied Science and Technology

6

February

0

62

7

6

400

45

3

Business and Management

8

April

5

66

10

7

420

60

4

Nursing

10

June

10

68

12

8

440

15

5

Public Service

48

July

15

68

14

8

540

75

6

Arts and Sciences

48

June

30

70

12

9

480

120

7

Applied Science and Technology

36

October

32

72

11

8

320

80

8

Applied Science and Technology

32

November

36

75

14

7

440

60

9

Applied Science and Technology

3

February

13

73

11

8

480

45

10

Applied Science and Technology

4

June

1

63

8

6

480

180

11

Applied Science and Technology

6

September

20

65

10

8

360

60

12

Applied Science and Technology

15

October

0

67

10

7

420

180

13

Applied Science and Technology

12

May

20

74

11

8

360

180

14

Arts and Sciences

18

November

19

60

8

6

480

180

15

Applied Science and Technology

18

July

6

70

9

7

540

180

16

Applied Science and Technology

30

August

10

72

10

7

480

180

17

Arts and Sciences 

9

August

2

65

9

7

480

180

18


Applied Science and Technology

18

November

38

72

12

7

420

120

19

Arts and Sciences

50

May

3

63

8

6

420

60

20

Applied Science and Technology

6

August

16

62

9

7

480

120

21

Business and Management

3

April

6

62

8

7

420

60

22

Applied Science and Technology

5

July

0

72

10

7

510

100

23

Arts and Sciences

3

March

7

67

10

7

420

60

24

Applied Science and Technology

6

November

10

72

10

8

360

60

25

Applied Science and Technology

1

July

1

76

13

9

330

180

26

Applied Science and Technology

4

December

0

66

10

8

480

120

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