can someone help me out with a math question?

Question

MsLexus · Answer

A manager is assessing the correlation between the number of employees in a plant and the number of products produced yearly. The table shows the data:

Number of employees
(x)	0	50	100	150	200	250	300	350	400
Number of products
(y)	100	1,100	2,100	3,100	4,100	5,100	6,100	7,100	8,100

Part A: Is there any correlation between the number of employees in the plant and the number of products produced yearly? Justify your answer. (4 points)

Part B: Write a function that best fits the data. (3 points)

Part C: What does the slope and y-intercept of the plot indicate? (3 points)

avacaplot · Answer

this is easy

MsLexus · Answer

im very slow :c

MsLexus · Answer

just cuz somebody hurt your feelings dont mean you gotta take it out on someone who dont even know you

Hero · Answer

Use geogebra to plot the points. And then use the fit plot algorithm.

MsLexus · Answer

@hero wrote:

Use geogebra to plot the points. And then use the fit plot algorithm.

thank you hero :) im gonna plot the points right now

MsLexus · Answer

i honestly dont know what im doing on the geogebra website T-T

MsLexus · Answer

oh wait

MsLexus · Answer

i might have gotten how to point the data

Hero · Answer

Okay I can help you out

Hero · Answer

The work you have to do is similar to this: https://www.geogebra.org/classic/stjuaqpg

MsLexus · Answer

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MsLexus · Answer

i graphed it i believe it

MsLexus · Answer

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MsLexus · Answer

did i do it correct?

Hero · Answer

Looks right.

Hero · Answer

If you know how to generate the link, then I can check it.

Hero · Answer

Also, you need to put the actual point coordinates on the board instead of just alphabet letters.

MsLexus · Answer

@hero wrote:

If you know how to generate the link, then I can check it.

what link? the link to the graph?

Hero · Answer

Yes. You probably don't know how to generate it

MsLexus · Answer

you're right T-T im trying here tho

MsLexus · Answer

https://www.geogebra.org/calculator/wx9tjhrn

MsLexus · Answer

i managed to do it

Hero · Answer

Yes, but you need to include all the points in the line fitting

MsLexus · Answer

@hero wrote:

Yes, but you need to include all the points in the line fitting

what do you mean by that i thought i graphed all the points in the line fitting

MsLexus · Answer

i believe i did the question but not correctly

MsLexus · Answer

i need one more question thats completely different from this one

MsLexus · Answer

Part C: Use the conditional relative frequencies to determine which data point has strongest association of its two factors. Use complete sentences to explain your answer. (5 points)

YRJ8498 · Answer

Do you Know how to read Frequency Tables?

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