Data Regression Worksheets Grade 11
Statistics
Analyze two-variable data and regression
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Worksheet 1
6 problems- Kaia is studying the relationship between daily temperature and ice cream sales at her shop. She collected data for 10 days and calculated the linear regression equation as y = 9.2x + 15.8, where x is temperature in degrees Celsius and y is ice cream sales in dollars. If the temperature is forecast to be 28°C tomorrow, how many dollars in ice cream sales does the regression model predict?
- Olivia is analyzing the relationship between the number of hours students study for their physics test and their test scores. She collected data from 7 students: (1, 65), (3, 71), (5, 77), (7, 83), (9, 89), (11, 95), (13, 101). Using linear regression, what test score would the model predict for a student who studies for 15 hours?
- Emma is analyzing the relationship between study time and test scores. She collected data from 11 students: (1, 65), (3, 71), (5, 77), (7, 83), (9, 89), (11, 95), (13, 101), (15, 107), (17, 113), (19, 119), (21, 125). The linear regression equation for this data is y = 3x + b. What is the value of the y-intercept b?
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6 problems- Moana is a meteorologist studying the relationship between temperature (in °C) and the number of ice cream cones sold at a beach. Moana collects data for 7 days and finds that the regression line is y = 20x + 57, where x is temperature and y is number of cones sold. What does the slope 20 mean in the context of this problem?
- Sophia is analyzing the relationship between study time and test scores. She collects data from 6 students: (1, 66), (2, 71), (3, 76), (4, 81), (5, 86), (6, 91) where x represents hours studied and y represents test score. Using linear regression, what test score would the model predict for a student who studies 7 hours?
- Mason is analyzing the relationship between study time and test scores. He collected data from 10 students and found the linear regression equation: y = 2.8x + 72.5, where x represents study time in hours and y represents test score. If Isabella studied for 9 hours, what test score does the regression model predict for her?
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6 problems- Mere is analyzing the relationship between study time and test scores for her math class. She collected data from 8 students and found the linear regression equation to be y = 2.4x + 68, where x represents study time in hours and y represents the test score. If a student studies for 6 hours, what test score does the regression model predict?
- 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 6 students: (1, 71), (2, 76), (3, 81), (4, 86), (5, 91), (6, 96). Using linear regression, what performance score would the model predict for a student who practices 7 hours per week?
- 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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