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true or false questions: a. From looking at the pi charts we can tell that the amount spent on Misc is the same b. The percent spent on fees at Arch College is less than double the percent at Beta University c. At Arch University tuition costs $3060.  Approximate how much a student spends overall

Hi, please help with this question asap. There is data given for this question and is attached as an image as well as typed below. Thank you!   DATA COLUMN ROW 1 52.83 A a 2 50.94 A b 3 55.09 A c 4 55.48 A d 5 46.85 A e 6 68.61 A f 7 59.67 A g 8 58.18 B a 9 75.08 B b 10 65.91 B c 11 62.25 B d 12 69.19 B e 13 76.74 B f 14 68.03 B g 15 82.57 C a 16 68.45 C b 17 60.22 C c 18 70.43 C d 19 66.68 C e 20 73.53 C f 21 68.41 C g 22 73.87 D a 23 78.08 D b 24 69.58 D c 25 68.03 D d 26 73.36 D e 27 77.34 D f 28 70.96 D g 29 85.33 E a 30 73.59 E b 31 87.54 E c 32 82.65 E d 33 90.39 E e 34 96.5 E f 35 90.63 E g 36 80.23 F a 37…

Compute Ed's GPA, to two decimal places, for the semester (A = 4, B = 3, C = 2). Course Grade Credits Mathematics B 6 Elementary Methods A 2 Computers in School C 1 Biology B 3

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2. Participants were kept awake for a certain number of hours before given a visuospatial task. Researchers measured how many correct responses each participant had. Results are shown below. Use alpha = .01. Number of Correct Hours Kept Awake (X) Responses (Y) 21 X = 10 SS, = 422 Y = 10 SS, = 690 2 4 19 %3D 6. 13 SPxy =-525 ху 5 20 S, =5.70 S, = 7.29 9. 11 10 9. 14 5 15 5 17 2 18 1 17 1 13 4 18 8 11 A. Graph the data. B. State the hypotheses. C. Make a decision about the null. a. Calculate Pearson's r i. Decision about null hypothesis? b. Calculate effect size i. Interpret effect size. D. State your conclusion. E. Relate your conclusion to the research. F. Calculate the regression formula. G. If someone was kept awake for 9 hours, what is the predicted number of correct responses?

Explain your reasoning.