MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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ISBN: 9781119256830
Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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Each scatterplot depicts the relationship between two quantitative variables and provides the correlation coefficient, r. Identify whether the statement beside each scatterplot is true or false.

Parrot tarsus versus wing length
r = 0.65
Flower stigma height versus anther height
r = 0.79
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Wing length (mm)
Anther height (mm)
Parrot wing length does not seem to be
For each percentage increase in
useful for predicting parrot tarsus length
given the form of the scatterplot.
anther height, it is very likely that the
stigma height increases by a proportional
percentage.
Tarsus (mm)
Stigma height (mm)
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Transcribed Image Text:Parrot tarsus versus wing length r = 0.65 Flower stigma height versus anther height r = 0.79 18- 16 16- 14- 14- 12 - 12- 10- 10 8- 6- 20 40 60 80 100 120 0 8 10 12 14 16 Wing length (mm) Anther height (mm) Parrot wing length does not seem to be For each percentage increase in useful for predicting parrot tarsus length given the form of the scatterplot. anther height, it is very likely that the stigma height increases by a proportional percentage. Tarsus (mm) Stigma height (mm)
Current BMI versus birth weight (12-year-old boys)
r = 0.14
Life expectancy versus age (U.S. females)
r = -0.99
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Birth weight (oz)
Age (years)
Birth weight does not appear to give
For each percentage increase in age, it is
very likely that the life expectancy
increases by a proportional percentage.
useful information for predicting current
BMI for 12-year-old boys according to
the plot.
Answer Bank
True
False
Current BMI
Life expectancy (years)
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Transcribed Image Text:Current BMI versus birth weight (12-year-old boys) r = 0.14 Life expectancy versus age (U.S. females) r = -0.99 80- 45- 40- 60- 35- 30- о оо о о 25- 40- 20- 20- 15- 10- 50 100 150 200 20 40 60 80 100 120 Birth weight (oz) Age (years) Birth weight does not appear to give For each percentage increase in age, it is very likely that the life expectancy increases by a proportional percentage. useful information for predicting current BMI for 12-year-old boys according to the plot. Answer Bank True False Current BMI Life expectancy (years)
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