Refer to the 4 scatterplots below to answer the first three…

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Refer tо the 4 scаtterplоts belоw to аnswer the first three questions.   i.  Which scаtterplot has the strongest correlation between points?  Type in a, b, c, or d  [ans1]   ii.  How many of the given scatterplots show "no correlation" between the points?  Type in 0, 1, 2, or 4.  [ans2]   iii.  For scatterplot (c), the best estimate for the r value from the choices below is:  [ans3] a.  -0.70      b.  0.90     c.  0.10     d.  0.60   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Use a linear regression to model the scatterplot given by the x/y table below:    iv.  Describe the correlation between the given x & y values: Type in a, b, c, d, or e  from the choices below:  [ans4] a.  weak positive         b.  weak negative c.  strong positive       d.  strong negative e.  no correlation   v.  Find the slope and y-intercept value for the linear regression equation: Round the slope to TWO DECIMAL places. Round the y-intercept to the nearest WHOLE number. slope =  [ans5]       y-intercept =  [ans6]   vi.  Using the EXACT VALUES from the calculator to build your linear regression equation, the predicted value of 51 most likely occurs at an x value =  [ans7] a.  78     b.  79     c.  80     d.  81     vii.  The predicted line is most accurate with the scatterplot at x =  Type in a, b, c, or d from the choices below:  [ans8] a.  50     b.  55     c.  70     d.  82     e.  90      

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