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PART 1 - For 1,022 NFL field goal attempts the file FGdata.xlsx contains the distance of...

PART 1 -

For 1,022 NFL field goal attempts the file FGdata.xlsx contains the distance of the field goal and whether the field goal was good. How does the length of the field goal attempt affect the chance to make the field goal? Estimate the chance of making a 30, 40, or 50 yard field goal.

length Good
20 1
34 1
45 1
43 0
38 1
42 0
21 1
48 1
48 1
48 0
20 1
42 1
22 0
34 0
36 1
43 1
22 1
46 1
49 0
28 1
33 1
22 1
55 0
22 1
33 0
20 1
44 1
40 1
44 1
41 0
34 0
39 1
23 1
38 1
19 1
21 1
48 1
33 1
26 1
33 1
23 1
32 1
41 0
36 1
37 0
22 1
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We will use the MINITAB software to calculate the model and the predicted probabilities for the given lengths,

The MINITAB output is

so the equation is

logit(goal)=4.00763-0.091472*length

so at length

length probabilities
30 0.826851
40 0.678907
50 0.483514
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