KelcieProject


 * Question: Does someones height affect the pace they walk normally?**


 * Variables: Height and walking pace.**


 * I think that there will be a positive association because the taller you are, the bigger steps you take.**


 * To discover my findings, I'm to observe some guys and girls at Oxbow Highschool and see what their normal walking pace is at from one place to another.**


 * Here are my results:**


 * < Height (Inches) ||< Stride Length ||
 * > 75 ||> 2.5 ||
 * > 65 ||> 2.14 ||
 * > 66 ||> 2.14 ||
 * > 72 ||> 3 ||
 * > 65 ||> 2.14 ||
 * > 65 ||> 2.14 ||
 * > 66 ||> 1.87 ||
 * > 62 ||> 2.14 ||
 * > 62 ||> 2.14 ||
 * > 70 ||> 2.14 ||
 * > 69 ||> 1.87 ||
 * > 61 ||> 2.14 ||
 * > 61 ||> 1.87 ||
 * > 64 ||> 2.14 ||
 * > 74 ||> 2.5 ||
 * > 60 ||> 2.14 ||
 * > 65 ||> 2.14 ||
 * > 64 ||> 1.87 ||
 * > 70 ||> 2.14 ||
 * > 71 ||> 2.5 ||


 * Heres my scatter plot:**





Stride Length = -0.27206514 + 0.037001735 Height  RESULTS: I figured that there would have a positive association between your height and the steps you take in a distance. My results weren't below of what I thought and they weren't above what I thought. I'd say they were moderate! The possibly lurking variables that could've occurred were me measuring wrong, or the someone was taking bigger steps because they knew they were being recorded.