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The scotter plot suggests a decrease in the difference in ages at first marriage for men and women since 1975.
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We want to examine the regression to see if this decrease is significant.
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First, we want to write appropriate hypotheses.
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The null hypothesis would be that the slope is zero, and the alternate hypothesis is that the slope is less than zero, a negative slope showing that there's a decrease.
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Then we want to check the conditions.
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You see the residuals plot and the histogram of the residuals.
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Do you think the conditions for inference are satisfied? let's go through them one at a time.
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First, condition to check is, is it straight enough? and this is satisfied because there's no strong curvature present in the given scatter plot, which is the top graph.
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Next, check for independence.
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This is satisfied as well because there is no obvious pattern in the given residual plot.
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This is from the middle graph, and the residuals appear to be randomly scattered about zero.
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Next is constant variance.
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This is satisfied as well because the vertical part of the points in the residual plot is roughly the same everywhere in the graph.
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And the last one is normal residuals.
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And this is satisfied as well because the histogram of the residuals is approximately symmetric where the highest bars are roughly in the middle of the histogram...