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Measuring a person\'s strength – One way to measure a strength is via the bench

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Measuring a person's strength – One way to measure a strength is via the bench press, maximum weight a person can bench press.

This unfortunately is a risky measurement for an individual that is not familiar with proper lifting techniques or just the strain of finding the maximum load. A study of 57 females athletes to see if repetitions at a low weight can be correlated to strength measured by the maximum amount the female athlete can lift. Below is the resulting scatterplot, and summary information. The variable x represents the number of 60 lb repetitions that a female athlete bench pressed, and y represents the maximum weight that she bench pressed.

A: What is the predicted maximum weight a female athlete can lift if she has 13 repetitions? Round to two decimal places.

B: Shown in the table is an excerpt from the data used to create the scatterplot. What is the residual value for a female athlete that had 8 repetitions? Round to two decimal places.

C: What percentage in the variation of maximum weight lifted can be explained by the number of repetitions made by the athlete using a liner model?

D: We want to estimate a maximum weight that can be bench pressed by a female athlete by measuring the number of 60lb repetitions. Which of these measurements would result in an extrapolation. Choose as many as apply. A: 12 B: 15 C: 20 D: 29 E: 40 F: 50

E: What is the strength of the linear association? Round to two decimal places.

Question 2 (1 point) MB (IN) y#1.2148x + 98.584 R 0.473 150 140 130 120 110 2 100 90 E 80 0 5 10 15 20 25 303540 Number of Repetitions

Explanation / Answer

Answer:

Measuring a person's strength – One way to measure a strength is via the bench press, maximum weight a person can bench press.

This unfortunately is a risky measurement for an individual that is not familiar with proper lifting techniques or just the strain of finding the maximum load. A study of 57 females athletes to see if repetitions at a low weight can be correlated to strength measured by the maximum amount the female athlete can lift. Below is the resulting scatterplot, and summary information. The variable x represents the number of 60 lb repetitions that a female athlete bench pressed, and y represents the maximum weight that she bench pressed.

A: What is the predicted maximum weight a female athlete can lift if she has 13 repetitions? Round to two decimal places.

When x=13,

Predicted weight = 1.2148*13+98.584 =114.3764

=114.38

B: Shown in the table is an excerpt from the data used to create the scatterplot. What is the residual value for a female athlete that had 8 repetitions? Round to two decimal places.

When x=8,

Predicted weight = 1.2148*8+98.584 =108.3024

Residual = 115.5-108.3024 =7.1976

=7.20

C: What percentage in the variation of maximum weight lifted can be explained by the number of repetitions made by the athlete using a liner model?

R square = 0.473

47.3% variations are explained.

D: We want to estimate a maximum weight that can be bench pressed by a female athlete by measuring the number of 60lb repetitions. Which of these measurements would result in an extrapolation. Choose as many as apply. A: 12 B: 15 C: 20 D: 29 E: 40 F: 50

Replication for maximum weight ( from the scatterplot) = 15,20

E: What is the strength of the linear association? Round to two decimal places.

r = sqrt(0.473) =0.68775

Regression coefficient is positive. Therefore correlation is positive.

Therefore r= 0.69.