(See Steps) A marketing research study performed by the marketing division of the Klondike Company surveyed the income levels and expenditures on recreation


Question: A marketing research study performed by the marketing division of the Klondike Company surveyed the income levels and expenditures on recreation for a sample of 20 people. Measurements recorded the expenditures on recreation during the previous year, \(y\), and the total annual family income, \(x\).

  1. Draw a scatter plot for these data and discuss what, if any, relationship appears to exist between the variables, based on the scatter plot.
  2. Compute the correlation coefficient for the two variables, income and dollars spent on recreation.
  3. Test to determine whether the amount spent on recreation increases as the annual family income increases. Use a significance level of 0.025.

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