This document analyzes the relationship between education levels and unemployment rates. It shows that as education levels increase from 11 to 22 years, unemployment rates decrease from 14.9% to 1.9%. A regression equation is provided that models this negative relationship, with the unemployment rate dropping by about 1% for each additional year of education. The conclusion is that there is a strong relationship between more education and lower unemployment.

1. Education Vs. Unemployment By: Alyssa Adams 5th Period

2. Education Unemployment Rate (%) 11 Years (No High School Deploma) 14.9 12 Years (High School Deploma) 10.3 13 Years (Some College) 9.2 14 Years (Associat's Degree) 7.0 16 Years (Bachelor's Degree) 5.4 18 Years (Master's Degree) 4.0 20 Years (Professonal Degree) 2.4 22 Years (Doctorial Degree) 1.9

4. Regression Equation: 23.36 --1.05x Y-Intercept(a): 23.36027 Slope (b): -1.04589 Correlation Coefficient: -.9358361169474363

5. Conclusion 1. Yes there is a relationship between the sets of data. There is a strong negative relationship. As the number of years in school goes up the rate of unemployment goes down. 2. The rate of change is saying that the more years of shcool you get the less likely you will be unemployed. 3.This data makes me want to get as many years of education as I can so I won't go without a job.