Tutorial 6 Problems (4.1, page 116) Check to see whether or not the standard regression assumptions are valid for each of the following data sets(downloadable.

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Tutorial 6 Problems (4.1, page 116) Check to see whether or not the standard regression assumptions are valid for each of the following data sets(downloadable from the class website): a). The Milk Production data described in Section 1.3.1. b). The Right-to-Work Laws data described in Section 1.3.2 and given in Table 1.3 c). The Egyptian Skulls data described in section 1.3.3. d). The Domestic Immigration data described in Section 1.3.4. e). The New York Rivers data described in Section 1.3.5 and given in Table 1.9. (4.3, page 116) Consider the computer repair problem discussed in Section 2.3. In a second sampling period, 10 more observations on the variables Minutes and Units were obtained. Since all observations were collected by the same method from a fixed environment, all 24 observations were pooled to form one data set. The new dataset is downloadable from the class website. a). Fit a linear regression model relating Minutes to Units. b). Check each of the standard regression assumptions and indicate which assumption(s) seems to be violated. 4/28/2019 ST3131, Tutorial 6