Data Regression Worksheets Grade 11
Statistics
Analyze two-variable data and regression
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Worksheet 1
6 problems- Kaia is analyzing the relationship between study time and test scores for her math class. She collected data from 11 students and found the linear regression equation to be y = 1.7x + 63, where x is study time in hours and y is the test score. If a student studied for 5 hours, what would be the predicted test score?
- Sophia is analyzing the relationship between study time and test scores. She collected data from 8 students and found the linear regression equation to be y = 7.2x + 58.3, where x represents study time in hours and y represents the test score. If a student studies for 9 hours, what test score does the regression model predict?
- Emma is analyzing the relationship between study time and test scores. She collects data from 5 students: Student A studied 15 minutes and scored 55, Student B studied 30 minutes and scored 70, Student C studied 45 minutes and scored 85, Student D studied 60 minutes and scored 100, and Student E studied 75 minutes and scored 115. Using linear regression, what test score would Emma predict for a student who studies 90 minutes?
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6 problems- Olivia is studying the relationship between study time and test scores for her math class. She collected data from 9 students and calculated the linear regression equation as y = 1.7x + 71.3, where x represents study time in hours and y represents the test score. If a student studied for 5 hours, what would be the predicted test score according to this model?
- Tane is analyzing the relationship between study time and test scores for his math class. He collected data from 7 students and found the linear regression equation to be y = 3.5x + 65, where x represents study time in hours and y represents the test score. If a student studies for 5 hours, what test score does the regression model predict?
- Olivia is studying the relationship between the number of hours students spend practicing piano each week and their scores on a music theory test. She collected data from 7 students and calculated the linear regression equation as y = 3.5x + 47, where x represents practice hours and y represents test scores. If a student practices for 9 hours per week, what test score does the regression model predict?
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6 problems- Sophia is studying the relationship between the number of hours students spend practicing guitar each week and their performance scores on a music assessment. She collected data from 7 students: (8, 72), (10, 78), (12, 84), (14, 90), (16, 96), (18, 102), (20, 108). Using linear regression, what performance score would the model predict for a student who practices 15 hours per week?
- Isabella is analyzing the relationship between study time and test scores. She collected data from 12 students and found the linear regression equation: y = 8.5x + 42, where x represents study time in hours and y represents test score. If a student studies for 9 hours, what test score does the regression model predict?
- Aroha is studying the relationship between study time and test scores in her physics class. She collected data from 9 students and found the linear regression equation to be y = 2.4x + 71, where x represents study time in hours and y represents the test score. If a student studied for 12 hours, what test score does the regression model predict?
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