The following table(see attachment) compares U.S. population (millions) with U.S. per-capita consumption of bottled water (gallons). Answer the following questions. 1. Determine the least-squares regression line and the value of r. 2. Compute a 95% confidence interval for mean of the per capita consumption of bottled water, given the U.S. population is 320 million. 3. Compute a 95% prediction interval for an individual observation of per capita consumption of bottled water, given the U.S. population is 320 million. 4. Compare the confidence interval and prediction interval. Which one is wider? And why? You may use the critical values as below: t(0.025,3)= 3.182446, t(0.025,4)=2.776445.

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The following table(see attachment) compares U.S. population (millions) with U.S. per-capita consumption of bottled water (gallons). Answer the following questions.

1. Determine the least-squares regression line and the value of r.
2. Compute a 95% confidence interval for mean of the per capita consumption of bottled water, given the U.S. population is 320 million.
3. Compute a 95% prediction interval for an individual observation of per capita consumption of bottled water, given the U.S. population is 320 million.
4. Compare the confidence interval and prediction interval. Which one is wider? And why?

You may use the critical values as below:

t(0.025,3)= 3.182446, t(0.025,4)=2.776445.

y=Per-Capita Consumption of Bottled Water
20.1 gallons
Year
x=U.S.Population
2002
287.9 million
2003
290.4
21.6
2004
293.2
23.2
2005
295.9
25.5
2006
298.8
27.6
Transcribed Image Text:y=Per-Capita Consumption of Bottled Water 20.1 gallons Year x=U.S.Population 2002 287.9 million 2003 290.4 21.6 2004 293.2 23.2 2005 295.9 25.5 2006 298.8 27.6
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