A student wants to predict his score on the MCAT exam (which is being revised to include
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A student wants to predict his score on the MCAT exam (which is being revised to include statistical concepts beginning in 2015!) and wants to use all information available to him. He has anonymous data on MCAT exam scores from previous students at his school, as well as data on each students GPA, number of science/math courses, and whether or not the person graduated with honors.
We have learned a lot of methods in this course, some of which are given below. State which statistical method would be most appropriate for the given question or situation.
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Interval for a Proportion Interval for a Mean Interval for Difference in Proportions Interval for Difference in Means Interval for Correlation Test for a Proportion Test for a Mean Test for Difference in Proportions Test for Difference in Means Test for Correlation Chi-Square Goodness of Fit Chi-Square Test for Association ANOVA for Difference in Means Simple Linear Regression Multiple Regression
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