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Assembly line Your new job at Panasony is to do the final assembly of camcorders. As you learn how, you get faster. The company tells you that you will qualify for a raise if after 13 weeks your assembly time averages under 20 minutes. The data shows your average assembly time during each of your first 10 weeks.

a. Which is the explanatory variable?
b. What is the correlation between these variables?
c. You want to predict whether or not you will qualify for that raise. Would it be appropriate to use a linear model? Explain.

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