Q35 ABCDEFG 108Additional summaries are given below.Obs13.30MeanSD202282 XXXXXXXXXXAgeDist 51018590 560360 XXXXXXXXXX(a) Identify the explanatory and response variables.(b) Calculate...

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Extracted text: Diff 25 4 -4 12 -21 -10 -18 -21 54 46 31 38 -15 0-14 -31 In addition, a table of summary statistics is provided below. Mean SD Pts 56.6875 7.6657 0.9378 Diff 4.75 26.5393 (a) Identify the explanatory and response variables. (b) Calculate the least squares regression line using formulas. A calculator may be used to check the results if desired. Report your line in context. (c) Interpret the slope in terms of the problem. (d) Interpret the intercept in terms of the problem. Is the interpretation appropriate? Explain. (e) Use the line to predict the standings points awarded for a differential of zero. (f) Find the residual for the team that had a differential of zero. (g) What proportion of variation in points awarded can be explained by the line? Based on this, are you comfortable using the line for prediction? Why or why not? 35. In a study of the legibility and visibility of highway signs, a Pennsylvania research firm determined the maximum distance at which each of thirty drivers could read a newly designed sign. The thirty participants in the study ranged in age from 18 to 82 years old. The government agency that funded the research hoped to improve highway safety for older drivers, and wanted to determine if sign legibility distance changed with age. The correlation between age and distance is -0.8012.