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TABLE 1. SOFT DRINK DEMAND DATA State Cans/Capita/Yr 6-Pack...
C++ how can I input this data correctly? State, Coal, Natural Gas, Fuel Oil, Jet Fuel,HGL...
C++ how can I input this data correctly? State, Coal, Natural Gas, Fuel Oil, Jet Fuel,HGL Other, Motor Gasoline, Residual Fuel Oil, Nuclear Electric Power, Hydroelectric Power, Wood and Waste, Fuel Ethanol, Geothermal, Solar, Wind Alabama,410.20,715.70,169.40,18.00,44.90,309.10,11.90,417.30,64.50,167.40,23.70,0.10,0.40,0.00 Alaska,16.60,330.90,64.40,104.80,28.60,35.20,0.00,0.00,15.30,2.30,0.00,0.20,0.05,1.60 Arizona,323.90,371.50,149.10,24.90,33.90,324.30,0.00,338.60,66.20,6.60,24.70,0.30,52.80,5.00 Arkansas,246.40,315.70,113.60,8.50,36.40,170.10,0.05,140.40,33.00,77.90,13.00,0.80,0.40,0.00 California,32.10,2248.40,560.40,672.60,383.00,1714.40,145.80,197.80,267.20,137.00,131.30,107.90,267.10,124.70 Colorado,321.50,501.10,103.90,52.50,50.20,263.80,0.00,0.00,17.60,10.60,20.20,0.80,9.50,87.00 Connecticut,2.30,254.70,94.90,9.50,25.10,168.30,0.80,173.40,2.10,25.20,12.90,0.05,4.10,0.10 Delaware,8.20,113.60,14.30,0.70,32.80,54.30,1.10,0.00,0.00,1.80,4.20,0.40,1.10,0.05 DC,0.05,30.10,2.80,0.00,3.45,13.30,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.80,1.00,0.05,0.30,0.00 Florida,426.20,1414.10,312.10,155.40,86.30,1008.80,59.10,306.70,1.60,182.50,69.80,10.10,30.20,0.00 Georgia,399.30,728.00,226.50,29.30,58.40,540.30,8.50,360.60,31.10,214.20,37.40,0.30,10.20,0.00 Hawaii,16.40,0.20,26.20,74.30,20.90,52.80,60.90,0.00,0.80,8.50,4.00,2.40,9.80,5.90 Idaho,2.40,110.30,70.90,5.50,13.20,88.20,0.05,0.00,83.40,22.70,6.70,2.20,0.40,23.80 Illinois,702.50,1045.20,297.30,161.00,241.50,544.70,0.60,1031.30,1.20,24.30,40.30,2.00,2.00,98.40 Indiana,948.40,780.10,235.00,50.20,121.10,357.50,1.70,0.00,3.90,30.40,25.20,4.60,2.40,45.20 Iowa,298.00,317.20,150.10,5.50,84.90,192.10,0.05,49.20,8.50,20.10,16.30,1.30,0.60,185.30 Kansas,253.10,278.10,119.50,8.70,59.80,154.20,3.60,86.20,0.30,6.30,10.70,1.00,0.10,130.30 Kentucky,736.60,284.10,156.20,68.00,123.70,250.80,0.05,0.00,32.10,35.20,17.80,2.70,0.40,0.00 Louisiana,140.50,1697.40,192.20,166.10,1253.90,254.50,37.70,179.40,10.20,136.30,19.50,1.80,1.80,0.00 Maine,2.20,54.50,70.70,6.50,20.30,89.60,3.80,0.00,27.70,90.60,6.60,0.10,0.40,15.40 Maryland,162.90,229.60,98.50,8.80,33.70,306.50,0.70,154.40,12.90,26.00,23.20,0.60,6.80,4.90 Massachusetts,20.10,442.70,144.60,60.90,33.90,315.10,4.70,56.60,6.60,37.40,24.10,0.90,17.50,2.00 Michigan,471.20,927.50,171.70,22.80,119.00,536.90,3.20,330.00,14.40,92.90,37.30,5.20,1.10,43.40 Minnesota,261.20,466.50,160.30,27.30,113.60,296.10,0.80,145.00,11.20,72.50,27.60,1.10,0.60,91.70 Mississippi,61.20,563.40,122.00,97.20,63.00,196.10,3.60,61.70,0.00,56.30,15.00,1.00,0.10,0.00 Missouri,639.90,273.60,188.10,16.60,57.00,362.70,0.10,98.60,11.70,26.40,26.10,0.40,1.90,10.40 Montana,161.90,77.60,50.20,5.40,50.80,61.00,0.00,0.00,93.10,4.40,4.70,0.30,0.10,19.80 Nebraska,240.50,172.90,111.40,7.50,17.70,102.20,0.00,97.80,7.90,4.10,7.10,1.20,0.10,35.10 Nevada,30.80,316.00,64.30,35.00,14.10,131.80,0.00,0.00,16.50,2.50,10.00,32.50,33.30,3.20 New Hampshire,5.30,59.50,40.30,2.50,21.60,80.20,1.50,112.60,10.60,35.80,6.00,0.05,0.50,4.00 New Jersey,17.50,795.10,176.30,187.20,109.40,469.70,25.00,312.60,0.10,28.40,35.90,0.50,22.20,0.20 New Mexico,197.10,259.60,92.30,7.20,30.80,107.80,0.00,0.00,1.40,6.30,8.30,0.50,8.60,33.30 New York,29.70,1335.10,330.10,201.20,98.70,635.30,40.00,434.80,248.20,76.50,46.60,1.20,10.60,36.40 North Carolina,381.80,540.20,190.90,14.90,81.50,531.00,0.50,447.50,40.80,110.20,36.70,1.00,33.40,0.10 North Dakota,394.60,105.80,84.80,5.60,27.40,49.60,0.00,0.00,17.70,2.60,3.80,1.00,0.05,75.40 Ohio,825.30,996.90,290.50,67.40,180.50,576.80,3.90,175.90,4.60,52.70,40.10,3.40,1.90,11.50 Oklahoma,221.80,738.40,175.00,52.60,83.30,222.40,2.60,0.00,23.80,31.00,15.50,0.05,0.10,185.30 Oregon,19.40,249.80,100.20,28.60,24.60,178.50,0.80,0.00,319.00,59.40,13.50,2.90,3.10,66.10 Pennsylvania,734.80,1363.80,327.30,69.20,188.70,556.60,3.50,867.30,21.90,104.70,39.80,2.20,4.10,32.10...
Rate 3% 12% 14% 8% 9% 596 State Rate State 1090 | Kansas 11% Kentucky 13%...
Rate 3% 12% 14% 8% 9% 596 State Rate State 1090 | Kansas 11% Kentucky 13% Louisiana 1296 | Maine 8% Maryland 690 590 | Michigan 890 | Minnesota 996 | Mississippi 1196 | Missouri 1390 | Montana 1090 | Nebraska 996 | Nevada 996| New Hampshire 590 796 | New Jersey 1290 | South Dakota 996 | Tennessee Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa New Mexico New York North Carolina...
My project has to do with the average tuition for in-state students per semester and the proportion of western states th...
My project has to do with the average tuition for in-state
students per semester and the proportion of western states that pay
less than $5000 for tuition. Western states include Alaska,
Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New
Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. I need help with the
best method of graphing this and how to create the confidence
intervals for 95% for BOTH the average tuition for in state
students AND the proportion of western states that...
The accompanying table shows the average price for a gallon of gas for the 50 states...
The accompanying table shows the average price for a gallon of gas for the 50 states during April 2012. State Price per Gallon Alaska 4.36 Alabama 3.79 Arkansas 3.76 Arizona 3.87 California 4.22 Colorado 3.89 Connecticut 4.17 Delaware 3.89 Florida 3.94 Georgia 3.83 Hawaii 4.61 Iowa 3.75 Idaho 3.77 Illinois 4.06 Indiana 3.95 Kansas 3.71 Kentucky 3.92 Louisiana 3.80 Massachusetts 3.91 Maryland 3.96 Maine 4.00 Michigan 3.93 Minnesota 3.72 Missouri 3.67 Mississippi 3.78 Montana 3.77 North Carolina 3.89 North Dakota...
For the data below** a. Make a scatterplot, where y=mortality and x= latitude. b. Find the...
For the data below** a. Make a scatterplot, where y=mortality
and x= latitude.
b. Find the least-squares line relating mortality (y) to
latitude (x).
c. Plot the least-squares line on the graph from part a.
d. Is the slope positive or negative? Comment on what this
means.
Latitude Mortality 33.0 34.5 state 1. Alabama 2. Arizona 3. Arkansas 4. California 5. Colorado 6. Connecticut . DeLaware 8. Florida 9. Georgia 10. Idaho 11. Illinois 12. Indiana 13. Iowa 14. Kansas...
please answer these 2 questions !! 1. 2. A government bureau publishes the percent of adults...
please answer these 2 questions !!
1.
2.
A government bureau publishes the percent of adults in each state and the District of Columbia who have completed a bachelor's degree. The data is provided in the accompanying table. Use this information to complete parts (a) through (c). Click the icon to view the data table. a. Use technology to construct a stem-and-leaf diagram of the percentages with one line per stem. Complete the stem-and-leat diagram below. (Type whole numbers. Use...
26. (For this question use the data file Per Capita Link). A researcher interested in examining...
26. (For this question use the data file Per Capita Link). A researcher interested in examining how a state's per capita income may be affected by the percent of the state's adult population that has not completed high school and the percent of the state's population that is foreign bom. part a: Write down an appropriate model for this researcher to estimate. Clearly identify what is the response variable and what are the explanatory variables. part b: Using regression analysis,...
Eastern vs. Western States’ Spending on K-12 Education in 2014 Using the data below, compare how...
Eastern vs. Western States’ Spending on K-12 Education in 2014 Using the data below, compare how much the states East of the Mississippi spend on their K-12 students with how much states West of the Mississippi spend on their K-12 students. Make sure to create a numerical display (make a picture!), describe each distribution (in terms of shape, center and spread) and answer the question: who spends more? Data in Desmos (Links to an external site.). Eastern State $ per...
1) Which variables are quantitative? Which variables are categorical? 2) Using the data set, construct a...
1) Which variables are quantitative? Which variables are categorical? 2) Using the data set, construct a research question. Identify at least one dependent variable and at least one independent variable. Make a hypothesis about the expected relationship between the independent and dependent variable and briefly explain why you would expect that hypothesis. ata for State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentuck Louisiana BAPlus PctPoverty PctUrban Region PctUnempPopulation 4677 688...
Question 1: (MINITAB or R) Let’s look at the variation of the net releases of toxic chemicals in pounds per square mile...
Question 1: (MINITAB or R)
Let’s look at the variation of the net releases of toxic
chemicals in pounds per square mile for each state in a different
way. We are using the same data set as in lab 1 problem 1.
a) Obtain the boxplot of the entire data set (ignore political
color for now). Excel does not do this easily so use Minitab or
R.
b) Find the five-number summary, the mean, and the standard
deviation of the...
Rate 3% 12% 14% 8% 9% 596 State Rate State 1090 | Kansas 11% Kentucky 13% Louisiana 1296 | Maine 8% Maryland 690 590 | Michigan 890 | Minnesota 996 | Mississippi 1196 | Missouri 1390 | Montana 1090 | Nebraska 996 | Nevada 996| New Hampshire 590 796 | New Jersey 1290 | South Dakota 996 | Tennessee Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa New Mexico New York North Carolina...
My project has to do with the average tuition for in-state
students per semester and the proportion of western states that pay
less than $5000 for tuition. Western states include Alaska,
Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New
Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. I need help with the
best method of graphing this and how to create the confidence
intervals for 95% for BOTH the average tuition for in state
students AND the proportion of western states that...
For the data below** a. Make a scatterplot, where y=mortality
and x= latitude.
b. Find the least-squares line relating mortality (y) to
latitude (x).
c. Plot the least-squares line on the graph from part a.
d. Is the slope positive or negative? Comment on what this
means.
Latitude Mortality 33.0 34.5 state 1. Alabama 2. Arizona 3. Arkansas 4. California 5. Colorado 6. Connecticut . DeLaware 8. Florida 9. Georgia 10. Idaho 11. Illinois 12. Indiana 13. Iowa 14. Kansas...
please answer these 2 questions !!
1.
2.
A government bureau publishes the percent of adults in each state and the District of Columbia who have completed a bachelor's degree. The data is provided in the accompanying table. Use this information to complete parts (a) through (c). Click the icon to view the data table. a. Use technology to construct a stem-and-leaf diagram of the percentages with one line per stem. Complete the stem-and-leat diagram below. (Type whole numbers. Use...
26. (For this question use the data file Per Capita Link). A researcher interested in examining how a state's per capita income may be affected by the percent of the state's adult population that has not completed high school and the percent of the state's population that is foreign bom. part a: Write down an appropriate model for this researcher to estimate. Clearly identify what is the response variable and what are the explanatory variables. part b: Using regression analysis,...
1) Which variables are quantitative? Which variables are categorical? 2) Using the data set, construct a research question. Identify at least one dependent variable and at least one independent variable. Make a hypothesis about the expected relationship between the independent and dependent variable and briefly explain why you would expect that hypothesis. ata for State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentuck Louisiana BAPlus PctPoverty PctUrban Region PctUnempPopulation 4677 688...
Question 1: (MINITAB or R)
Let’s look at the variation of the net releases of toxic
chemicals in pounds per square mile for each state in a different
way. We are using the same data set as in lab 1 problem 1.
a) Obtain the boxplot of the entire data set (ignore political
color for now). Excel does not do this easily so use Minitab or
R.
b) Find the five-number summary, the mean, and the standard
deviation of the...
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