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Question Description

Create a 3- to 4-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation including:

  • One slide on your topic and scenario (approximately 1 minute)
    • Introduce the topic and scenario you selected in Week 2.
    • Explain why you are interested in the topic and scenario you chose.
  • One to two slides of your visuals (approximately 2 to 3 minutes)
    • These should be clear, neat, organized, and labeled from Week 4.
    • Explain why either the linear model or the exponential model is better for predicting future results. In your explanation, include the significance of the R2 value and how the R2 value influenced the model you chose.
    • Explain how your visuals support your conclusion.
  • One slide for a conclusion (approximately 1 minute)
    • Restate your topic and scenario and give your findings for the scenario.
    • Discuss how your topic and scenario relates to a real-world scenario.
    • Discuss what you learned from this project.
  • Include detailed speaker notes fo
    Humanities and Sciences Scenario
    Topic 3Predicting Student Smartphone Usage
    Scenario 3Review the data involving the average number of hours students spent on their smartphones from 2002-2015. Predict the number of hours students will spend on their smartphones in 2018.
    YearAverage Number of Hours Students Spend on their Smartphones
    20020.1
    20030.75
    20041
    20051.5
    20061.75
    20075.5
    20086
    20099.3
    20109.5
    20118.9
    20129
    201311
    201412.5
    201510.6
    r each slide.

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