Listed below are the budgets (in millions of dollars) and gross receipts (in mil

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Listed below are the budgets (in millions of dollars) and gross receipts (in millions of dollars) for randomly selected movies. Does there appear to be a linear correlation between the money spent making the movie and the amount that it recovered in theaters? State the null and alternative hypotheses, the pvalue, and conclusion and use a level of significance of .05. You do not have to find a linear regression equation.

Budget       62   90   50   35   200   100   90

Gross         65   64   48   57   601   146   47

Explanation / Answer

Ho: rho = 0
ha: rho =/= 0 [ANSWER, HYPOTHESES]

Using technology, we get the correlation,              
              
r =    0.925848877          
              
As t = r sqrt [(n - 2) / (1 - r^2)], then as n = 7,              
              
t =    5.478417652          
              
As alpha =    0.05          

df = n - 2 =   5          
              
Then              
              
P = 0.002762362 [ANSWER, P VALUE]
              
As P < 0.05, we reject Ho.

Thus, there is significant evidence that there is a linear correlation between the money spent making the movie and the amount that it recovered in theaters. [CONCLUSION]  
              

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