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Linear Regression Model: y = x + Rate of Change: Y-intercept: Predict the price of a ticket if you are...

Linear Regression Model: y = x +
Rate of Change:
Y-intercept:
Predict the price of a ticket if you are driving 85 mph.
What is slope in context?
Y-intercept in context
R value

Answer

  1. The linear regression model is incomplete. To complete it, calculate the slope (rate of change) and y-intercept using the given data points.

  2. The rate of change (slope) is the change in the price of the ticket per change in speed. Calculate it using two data points: (68, 37) and (65, 25). Slope = (37 - 25) / (68 - 65) = 12 / 3 = 4.

  3. The y-intercept is the price of the ticket when the speed is 0 mph. Use the equation y = 4x + b and a data point to solve for b. Using (65, 25): 25 = 4(65) + b, b = 25 - 260 = -235.

  4. To predict the price of a ticket at 85 mph, use the equation y = 4x - 235. y = 4(85) - 235 = 340 - 235 = 105. The predicted price is $105.

  5. The slope in context is the increase in the price of the ticket for each additional mph over the speed limit.

  6. The y-intercept in context is the hypothetical price of a ticket if the speed were 0 mph, which is not realistic in this context.

  7. The R value (correlation coefficient) measures the strength and direction of the linear relationship between speed and ticket price. It is not provided in the image.

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