Question: 1) Kellogs fruit loops cereal bars ( total fat- 3g, Sodium- 50mg) 2) Smucker's strawberry jam (total fat- 0g, Sodium- 0g) 3) Arnold whole grain,
1) Kellogs fruit loops cereal bars ( total fat- 3g, Sodium- 50mg)
2) Smucker's strawberry jam (total fat- 0g, Sodium- 0g)
3) Arnold whole grain, whole wheat bread (total fat- 2g, sodium- 160mg)
4) Minute maid kids orange juice (total fat- 0g, sodium- 10mg)
5) Amul butter ( total fat- 80g, sodium- 840mg)
6) Pillsbury chocolate chip cookies (total fat- 9g, sodium-100mg
7) Cadbury oreo ( total fat- 5.6g, sodium- 158mg)
8) Starkist solid white albacore tuna in water (total fat- 1g, sodium- 360mg)
9) Palm corned beef with juices (total fat- 19.7, sodium 638mg)
10) Del Monte fruit cocktail in extra lite syrup (total fat- 0g, sodium- 10mg)
11) Saffron road frozen chicken biryani (total fat- 13g, sodium- 630mg)
12) Meatzza frozen chicken sheekh kebab (total fat- 14.63g, sodium- 711mg)
13) Good foods plant based buffallo style dip ( total fat- 3g, sodium-210mg)
14) Lays classic salted (total fat- 10g, sodium- 170mg)
15) Act II light butter popcorn (total fat- 3.5g, sodium-420mg)
16) Oven baked fish n chips with edamame (total fat- 5gm, sodium- 370mg)
17) Sprite (total fat- 0g, sodium- 45mg)
18) Deep mixed veg samosa (total fat- 1g, sodium-120mg)
19) jellybelly jelly beans (total fat-0g, sodium-0g)
20) nestle munch (total fat- 22.8g, sodium- 149.7 mg)
21) Quorn vegan nuggets (total fat- 6.5g, sodium-270mg)
22) Carnation milk (total fat- 2g, sodium- 30mg)
23) Magnum ice cream ( total fat- 22g, sodium-55mg)
24) Ben & Jerry's dublin mudslide (total fat- 15g, sodium-80mg)
25) Diet coke (total fat- 0g, sodium- 50mg)
26) Haldiram's rasgulla (total fat- 1.2g, sodium-13mg)
27) Mars fudge chocolate bar (total fat- 9g, sodium 70mg)
28) kirkland signature smoked salmon (total fat- 8.3g, sodium-570mg)
29) Great value frozen mixed fruit (total fat- 0g, sodium- 0mg)
30) Nescafe classic coffee (total fat- 0g, sodium-23.4mg)
a. Calculate the linear correlation coefficient between the two variables. Do you find a positive or a negative association between sodium content and the amount of fat?
b. Create a scatterplot of these data using the amount of fat as the x variable. Does your scatterplot suggest that creating a regression line to represent these data makes sense?
c. Find a regression line for your data. If it makes sense to fit a line, interpret the values of the slope and intercept. If it does not make sense, explain why these numbers could be misleading.
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