A researcher gathered data on 13 college-aged males chugging a 12-ounce can of a certain beverage. The researcher recorded the weight (Weight), in pounds, and the chugtime (ChugTime), in seconds, of each subject. The regression analysis, along with a plot, is shown below.

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A researcher gathered data on 13 college-aged males chugging a 12-ounce can of a certain beverage. The researcher recorded the weight (Weight), in pounds, and the chugtime (ChugTime), in seconds, of each subject.

The regression analysis, along with a plot, is shown below.

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##          Simple Linear Regression
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## Correlation
coefficient r =  -0.7879
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## Equation of Regression Line:
##
##   ChugTime = 13.3 + -0.0458 * Weight
##
## Residual Standard Error: s   = 1.123
## R^2 (unadjusted):        R^2 = 0.6208

Match each of the following numbers with their correct description, listed in the attached picture.

-0.7879
 
13.3
 
-0.0458
 
1.123
 
0.6208 
 
         

 

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A measurement of the variation in the data from the regression line that is affected by a change in scale of the response variable.
The proportion of variation in the chug times that is explained by the weights of the college males.
A college-aged male weighing 0 pounds is predicted to take 13.2975 seconds to chug a 12 ounce beverage.
The numerical description of the strong negative relationship between a college male's weight and the amount of time it takes for him to
For every one pound increase in the weight of a college male, the predicted chug time of a 12 ounce beverage decreases by 0.0458
Transcribed Image Text:V [ Choose ] A measurement of the variation in the data from the regression line that is affected by a change in scale of the response variable. The proportion of variation in the chug times that is explained by the weights of the college males. A college-aged male weighing 0 pounds is predicted to take 13.2975 seconds to chug a 12 ounce beverage. The numerical description of the strong negative relationship between a college male's weight and the amount of time it takes for him to For every one pound increase in the weight of a college male, the predicted chug time of a 12 ounce beverage decreases by 0.0458
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Given



 Correlation coefficient r =  -0.7879

Equation of Regression Line:

ChugTime = 13.3 + -0.0458 * Weight

Residual Standard Error: s   = 1.123
 R^2 = 0.6208

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