Problem 1: Pitching performanceA baseball instructional video claimed it would improve the performances of youngpitchers. To test this claim, 20 students each threw 50 pitches Before and Afterparticipation in the program, and the number of strikes was recorded. Is there strong evidence that the effectiveness of the video (measured by Afterminus Before) depends on the player's initial ability to throw strikes (Before)? Test an appropriate hypothesis using a significance level of 5% (alpha = 0.05). Before272829303032ကြကြကြ3335353636373838383839394040After343232353431ကြက်ကြကြ3333323434343333က က333232343334Effectiveness74354-1ဝတ လ လ ယ် လ-2-3-2-2-3-5-5-5-6-7-5-7-6 Problem 1: Pitching performance1. Identify the response and predictor variables2. Perform the analysis:a) Use SPSS to create the plots necessary to check the Straight Enough Condition (x/y scatterplot, or partialregression plot)b) If x/y scatterplots are straight enough, fit a regression model to the datac) Save the residuals and predicted valuesd) Check the Equal Variance Condition using a scatterplot of the residuals against the predicted values, andagainst each predictore) Think about how the data were collected (random sampling?) by checking the Independence Assumptionf) Make a histogram and a Normal probability plot of the residuals to check the Nearly Normal Condition3. Interpret the output and draw an appropriate conclusion

Given data: Before After Effectiveness 27 34 7 28 32 4 29 32 3 30 35 5 30 34 4 32 31…

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Problem 1: Pitching performance

A baseball instructional video claimed it would improve the performances of young
pitchers. To test this claim, 20 students each threw 50 pitches Before and After
participation in the program, and the number of strikes was recorded.

Is there strong evidence that the effectiveness of the video (measured by After
minus Before) depends on the player's initial ability to throw strikes (Before)?

Test an appropriate hypothesis using a significance level of 5% (alpha = 0.05).