1. On any given day in Minnesota, there are an average of 205 car accidents. From a sample of 7 car accidents, the likelihood of survival (in percentage) and the speed of the car during the crash and...

Extracted text: 1. On any given day in Minnesota, there are an average of 205 car accidents. From a sample of 7 car accidents, the likelihood of survival (in percentage) and the speed of the car during the crash and is given below. Car Speed (mph) 40 61 58 95 67 84 Likelihood of Survival 89.5 50.5 39 38. 52 95 44 (percentage) a) Create a scatterplot of this data by hand. What initial relationship do you see? b) Find the correlation coefficient between these variables. Interpret this value. c.) Determine if the correlation between the speed of a car during an accident and the likelihood of survival is significant. Use a significance level of 0.025, and the p-value method. d) Find the linear regression equation where the likelihood of survival (Y) is the dependent response variable, and the spee& of the car (X) is the independent variable. Interpret the slope and the intercept. e) Predict the likelihood of survival if during accident, the car was traveling at 75 miles per hour. Eridou To 30