Spring Break is coming and its time to make your plans. Below (in question 4) is a list of possible destinations for your trip. Give the following information to assist in planning your trip and finding the information needed for this project.

1. You are leaving from: John F. Kennedy International Airport

2. Date of departure: February 16, 2020

3. Date of return: February 23, 2020

You are to use the Internet to search for the lowest airfares from your town to the destination on the given dates and find the distance from your airport to that city.

4. Complete the following table of information for your Spring Break adventure. The cost is for one person on a roundtrip ticket. A maximum of two stops in route is allowed, for both directions of the trip.

Destination	Distance	Airline	Departing flight number	Roundtrip cost
Miami	2,208 mi	American Airlines	2452	$721.60
San Diego	4,852 mi	JetBlue	89	$492.87
San Juan	3,242 mi	Delta	3121	$634.51
Los Angeles	4,872 mi	JetBlue	355	$315.53
Chicago	1,440 mi	Delta	4897	$196.60
Seattle	4,794 mi	JetBlue	263	$254.68
Salt Lake City	3,940 mi	JetBlue	71	$678.36
Boston	370 mi	JetBlue	1418	$136.59
Honolulu	9,922 mi	Hawaiian Airlines	51	$915.20
Denver	3,242 mi	JetBlue	97	$466.35

5. Make a scatter plot of the distance versus cost. Use the distance as the independent variable on the horizontal axis. Make appropriate scales for the axes.

6. Look at the scatterplot above to answer the following: How is the cost of the trip associated with the distance of the trip?

7. Use a straight edge to approximate a line of best fit to the data. Do this by hand. You will be asked to make the line in Excel in a later question. Approximate the slope of the line (you can take two points on the line and calculate change in y/ change in x) and the y intercept (where you cross y-axis). Write the equation of your estimated line, Y = (slope)X + intercept

8. On a scale of 0 to 1, how good does the line fit the data? 0 = no fit and 1 = a perfect fit. Use any decimal value between 0 and 1.