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Okay, so i see that you need help with these questions and so for these questions it's asking you to select a hit scattered plot.
00:14
So i'm just going to insert a scatter plot because you did not give a picture so your scatter plot should look approximately like so then what does your scattered? diagram develop in part a indicate the relationship between the two variables.
00:32
So it indicates a positive relationship, so i'm just going to highlight that is what you should be circling or selecting and so then see border.
00:46
Okay, then it says try to approximate the relationship between the percentage of women working in the company and the percentage of management jobs held by women many different straight lines can be drawn to provide it select your answer linear exponential logarithmic approximation of the relationship between x and y so i'm gonna say that this is linear and i'm gonna insert a trend line and and see, come on and it will display the equation and i'm just gonna make this bigger.
01:40
But if you do not have excel, no worries i'm going to show you how to calculate your equation so you're going to find the average of your x value and then you're gonna find the average of your y value then you're gonna find the difference between each one of your x value and your mean of x which is sixty point two and then you're gonna find the difference between each one of your y value and your mean of y, which is 43 .6 and then you are going to multiply x minus the mean of x times y minus the mean of y and then you're gonna total that and to get your sum of your products and then you're going to take x minus the mean of x and you're gonna square it and then you're gonna total that and that's known as the sum of the squares of x and then you're going to calculate you're gonna find the square of y minus the mean of y and then you're gonna total that and so to get your slope, you're gonna take the sum of the products and you're gonna divide it by the sum of the squares of x so notice, got the same exact answer.
03:09
Mine's just rounding to three decimal places.
03:12
Then you're going to calculate your y -intercept.
03:17
So you're going to take the mean of y, you're going to subtract your mean of x times your slope.
03:32
And notice, same thing.
03:34
So, develop an estimated regression equation by completing the values...