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This document outlines an assessment for a course on correlation, regression, and distributions, detailing tasks related to statistical analysis using R. It includes instructions for computing correlation coefficients, fitting regression models, predicting outcomes, and analyzing probabilities based on given datasets. The assessment consists of five main questions covering various statistical concepts and requires proper documentation and visualization of results.

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Assessment 3

This document outlines an assessment for a course on correlation, regression, and distributions, detailing tasks related to statistical analysis using R. It includes instructions for computing correlation coefficients, fitting regression models, predicting outcomes, and analyzing probabilities based on given datasets. The assessment consists of five main questions covering various statistical concepts and requires proper documentation and visualization of results.

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Correlation, Regression and Distributions

Assessment-3
Total Marks:8

Faculty: Anitha G
Course code: BMAT202P
Class Ids: CH202425050100, CH2024250500996
Slots: L7+L8 , L37+L38

Submission Guidelines:
• Provide your R script with comments explaining each step.

• Ensure that each plot has a title and labeled axes.


Questions:
1. Using the built-in dataset pressure, perform the following tasks:

(a) Compute two different correlation coefficients:


• Spearman’s Rank Correlation
• Karl Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient
(b) Fit a simple linear regression model with pressure as the dependent
variable and temperature as the independent variable.
(c) Interpret the regression results, including the coefficients and signif-
icance.
(d) Plot the data along with the regression line. Label the axes appro-
priately and add a title.
(e) Predict the pressure at a temperature of 150°C using the fitted
model.

2. A study is conducted to analyze the impact of study habits on students’


final exam scores. Consider the following variables: Study Hours (Average
study hours per week) ,Attendance Percentage (Class attendance rate),
Midterm Score (Score out of 100) Final Exam Score (Score out of 100) –
Dependent Variable
Tasks:

1
• Create a dataset for 10 students with realistic values for the above
variables. Represent the data in a structured table.
• Fit a multiple linear regression model with Final Exam Score as the
dependent variable and the other three variables as independent vari-
ables.
• Display the regression equation obtained from the model.
• Interpret the regression coefficients and explain how each factor af-
fects the final exam score.
• Predict the final exam score for a student who studied 10 hours per
week, had 85% attendance, and scored 75 in the midterm.

3. In testing a certain kind of truck tire over rugged terrain, it is found that
25% of the trucks fail 5 to complete the test run without a blowout. Of
the next 15 trucks tested, find the probability that (i) from 3 to 6 have
blowouts; (ii) fewer than 4 have blowouts; (iii) more than 5 have blowouts
4. A bank receives an average of 20 customers per hour.

i) Compute the probability that exactly 25 customers arrive in an hour.


(ii) Compute the probability that at most 15 customers arrive in an hour.
(iii) Compute the probability that more than 30 customers arrive in an
hour.
(iv) Tablutae the probability values and cummulative distribution values
for atleast 10
(v) Plot the distribution for customer arrivals from 0 to 40 customers per
hour. Use an appropriate title and provide labels for the plot and
axes accordingly. Add a grid to enhance readability. Summarize key
probability values on the plot using text annotations.

5. If the mean is 70 and the standard deviation is 16, find:

i) P (38 ≤ X ≤ 46)
ii) P (82 ≤ X ≤ 94)
iii) P (62 ≤ X ≤ 86)

Find the probability values and plot the graph with text.

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