Question

The study collected arm bone strength for men who played baseball. We know that these baseball players use their dominant arm in throwing (those who throw with their nondominant arm were excluded). Here are the data for the baseball players:

ID	Nondominant	Dominant
1	17.1	19.3
2	16.9	18.9
3	17.7	25.1
4	21.3	37.5
5	21	40.5
6	14.5	20.6
7	31.6	36.7
8	14.8	21.1
9	15.2	19.5
10	13.6	20.3
11	13.6	17
12	20.2	26.4
13	17.2	30.2
14	14.8	17.4
15	22.5	34.9

A young male who is a baseball player has a bone strength of 16.0cm4/100016.0cm4/1000 in his nondominant arm. Predict the bone strength in the dominant arm for this person.

(Use decimal notation. Give your answer to three decimal places.)

Predicted bone strength is  cm4/1000cm4/1000.

Answer 1

from above Predicted bone strength in the dominant arm =1.0138+16*1.3610=22.790