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Experimental Design Population: The entire kenwood Academy Student Body. Sample Population and Population Size: A sample of 46 kenwood Students chosen randomly at the hallways
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What is the relationship between a student’s GPA and the Average amount
of sleep attained at night?
Carlos Jose T. CortesAP statisticsFinal Project
PurposeI wanted to know is the amount of sleep that an average High School student receives during the week affects the GPA of the students.
Experimental DesignPopulation:The entire kenwood
Academy Student Body.
Sample Population and Population Size:A sample of 46 kenwood
Students chosen randomly at the hallways
ProcedureThe data will be gathered with the use of two
questions.1. What is your current weighted GPA(grade point
average)?2. What is the average number of hours you are able
to sleep during the nightThe students surveyed will be from a science class,
english class, world language class, and a math class.
The classes are a mix of regular, honor, and AP class levels in an effort to prevent preferential bias
HypothesisH0: there is no relationship between a
kenwood students GPA and the hours of sleep he receives per day.
Ha: there is a relationship between GPA and hours of sleep received
Data Gathered
Average GPA from sample: 3.47 weightedAverage hours of sleep students receive: 6 hours
Graph of Linear Regression Line
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Linear Regression(y=a+bx)
a= 3.7067 b= -0.03697 r²= 0.004455 r= -0.0667
conclusions
after performing the linear regression test I must say that there is little correlation between GPA and the amount of hours a kenwood student sleeps during the night
I fail to reject the null hypothesis
reflection
I concluded that there is no relationship between GPA and hours of sleep received by Kenwood Students
However, in order to attain a more accurate conclusion I feel that I must increase my sample size. Furthermore I believe that I could have gone into better detail by creating categories to see if there are any differences between the freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors