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Here's what you should be able to do after tonight's homework for this unit--if you can do all of this you're in good shape!
- Identify explanatory and response variables
- Create a scatter plot, find correlation (r), R^2, and write the equation of the line of best fit using your graphing calculator
- Understand correlation (r): what does it measure? what types of variables should we use? does it have units? what is strong/weak?
- Describe an association (in context, of course)
- Interpret r = describe the strength and direction of an association
- Use the LSRL equation to make a prediction (substitute for x)
- Identify/consider possible lurking variables
- Read a computer output to identify r, R^2, slope, and y-intercept
- Interpret slope
- Interpret y-intercept
Tomorrow in class we'll continue with our chapter 8 notes--we'll learn add one more example of slope/y-intercept to our notes and we'll discuss how to interpret R^2. Then, we'll start to learn what "best fit means." We'll continue with these ideas on Thursday and Friday, aiming to finish chapter 8 by next Tuesday/Wednesday.
See you there!
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