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Jul-2007 - Jun-2012
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ChevronTexaco Corporation
Feb-2009 - Nov-2016
Topic:Â Cultural Studies/Diversity
Education Research
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This Assignment Is Over The Same Information As The Previous One, Which Is Listed Above:
The purpose of the Signature Assignment is to have you work with real-life data to answer a real-life question using the tools, technology, and skills of MTH/219. In Week 3, you will determine the type of polynomial your data is best represented. You will use that polynomial to make a prediction about your data.
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Input your data into Microsoft® Excel® (data and years).
Create a scatterplot.
Insert a polynomial trendline with degree of 4. Make sure to show the equation and the R-square value. Also make sure you label each axis and give a title to your graph. Then repeat this process for a 5th degree polynomial.
Answer the following questions in the same Microsoft® Excel® worksheet. Each question should be 175 to 260 words.
Save your Microsoft® Excel® file, including the graphic and your commentary.
Your assignment will be graded with the Week 3 Signature Assignment Grading Guide.
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Below Is The Signature Assignment Grading Guide For Week 3:
Week 3: Grading Guide for Signature Assignment: Polynomials
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All key elements of the assignment are covered in a substantive way. Major points are stated clearly and are supported by specific details, examples, or analysis. Inputyour data into Microsoft®Excel®(5%) …data should have at least 10 data points. (3%) …top row of data is title or topic (3%) …source of data is listed (see Mechanics below) Create a scatter plot (4%) …with a polynomial trendline of degree 4 (4%) …show the equation and the R-square value (5%) …create a title on the scatter plot (3%) Create a second scatter plot (4%) …with a polynomial trendline of degree 5 (4%) …show the equation and the R-square value (5%) …create a title on the scatter plot (3%) Create a text box within the Excel spreadsheet to answer the following three questions (3%) Question #1 – should use the R-square values (7%) Question #2 – should use the R-square values from both Weeks 2 and 3 in the comparison (7%) Question #3 – should show evidence of using the regression equation to predict future values (7%) |
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The paper—including tables, graphs, headings, title page, and reference page—is consistent with APA formatting guidelines and meets course-level requirements. Intellectual property is recognized with in-text citations and a reference page (7%) Rules of spelling, grammar usage, and punctuation are followed. Sentences are complete, clear, concise, and varied. |
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Here Is The Additional Information Provided By The Instructor To Help With The Assignment:
For Week 3, the assignment deliverable is a Microsoft® Excel® file with four parts:
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Week 3: Input your data into a new Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet (or copy the data table from your Week 2 assignment). Create a scatter plot from the data, and insert a polynomial (degree 4) trendline. Create a second scatter plot, and insert a polynomial (degree 5) trendline. Answer three specific questions listed in the syllabus.
This Assignment Is On The Same Data Used In Week 2
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