Outliers · Exercise 12

$$\begin{array}{ccc}\text{School}& \text{Mid-Career Salary (in thousands)}& \text{Yearly Tuition}\\ \text{Princeton}& \text{137}& \text{57,410}\\ \text{Harvey Mudd}& \text{135}& \text{62,817}\\ \text{CalTech}& \text{127}& \text{60,864}\\ \text{US Naval Academy}& \text{122}& \text{0}\\ \text{West Point}& \text{120}& \text{0}\\ \text{MIT}& \text{118}& \text{57,986}\\ \text{Lehigh University}& \text{118}& \text{59,930}\\ \text{NYU-Poly}& \text{117}& \text{58,168}\\ \text{Babson College}& \text{117}& \text{56,576}\\ \text{Stanford}& \text{114}& \text{56,169}\end{array}$$
Using the data to determine the linear-regression line equation with the outliers removed. Is there a linear correlation for the data set with outliers removed? Justify your answer.

OpenStax, Introductory Statistics 2e · §12.6 Outliers · Exercise 12