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Please perform the following statistical operations on the data provided in the attachment and compile your results in a Microsoft Word document:

1. Organize the data and create a scatter diagram

2. Calculate the correlation coefficient in terms of r

3. Determine the standardized regression coefficient

4. Predict five Y scores based on five (given) X scores

5. Find the proportion of variance (the correlation, r, squared)

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The declaration of sleep is X and TV viewing is Y

Please perform the following statistical operations on the data provided in the attachment and compile your results in a Microsoft Word document:

1. Organize the data and create a scatter diagram

2. Calculate the correlation coefficient in terms of r
The correlation between X,Y is given by the formula

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Sleep/night :X TV/week ...

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