INTRO.TO PRACTICE STATISTICS-ACCESS
INTRO.TO PRACTICE STATISTICS-ACCESS
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ISBN: 9781319004002
Author: Moore
Publisher: MAC HIGHER
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Chapter 2, Problem 171E

(a)

To determine

To graph: A scatterplot of the data with 5 fruits and vegetables per day and EdCollege.

(a)

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Given: The data of people who regularly eat five or more serving of fruits and vegetables (FruitVeg5) and people earning a college degree (EdCollege) is provided in the below table.

State EdCollege FruitVeg5
Alabama 19.7 20.3
Alaska 23.7 23.4
Arizona 23.7 24.1
Arkansas 17.4 20.4
California 27.0 27.7
Colorado 32.6 24.8
Connecticut 32.5 28.3
Delaware 25.3 25.0
District of Columbia 45.2 31.5
Florida 23.8 24.4
Georgia 24.6 24.5
Guam 26.0 24.3
Hawaii 26.7 23.5
Idaho 21.7 24.6
Illinois 27.8 22.5
Indiana 20.5 20.6
Iowa 22.6 18.5
Kansas 26.5 18.6
Kentucky 18.7 21.1
Louisiana 18.9 16.9
Maine 24.5 28.0
Maryland 32.8 27.6
Massachusetts 35.4 26.2
Michigan 22.8 22.6
Minnesota 28.8 21.9
Mississippi 17.5 16.8
Missouri 23.0 19.9
Montana 25.1 25.7
Nebraska 25.2 20.9
Nevada 19.9 23.7
New Hampshire 30.2 27.9
New Jersey 32.3 26.4
New Mexico 22.7 23.2
New York 29.9 26.8
North Carolina 23.8 20.6
North Dakota 23.6 22.5
Ohio 22.3 21.0
Oklahoma 20.4 14.6
Oregon 26.1 26.3
Pennsylvania 24.5 24.1
Puerto Rico 19.4 17.7
Rhode Island 27.5 26.1
South Carolina 21.8 17.4
South Dakota 22.9 15.7
Tennessee 20.9 23.3
Texas 23.1 23.8
Utah 25.4 23.3
Vermont 30.2 29.3
Virginia 30.9 27.3
Washington 28.1 28.6
West Virginia 16.1 25.1
Wisconsin 23.6 16.2
Wyoming 21.2 22.7

Graph: To draw the scatterplot of the provided data do the following steps in Minitab mentioned below:

Step 1: Enter the data into Minitab worksheet.

Step 2: Go to Graph, select Scatterplot and select simple and click OK.

Step 3: Select the data variable column of “FruitVeg5” for x-axis and column of “EdCollege” for y-axis click on OK.

The obtained scatterplot is as follows:

INTRO.TO PRACTICE STATISTICS-ACCESS, Chapter 2, Problem 171E , additional homework tip  1

Interpretation: The obtained scatterplot of the data is plotted and it shows that there is moderate, linear, and positive relationship between the variables “FruitVeg5” and “EdCollege”.

(b)

To determine

To graph: A regression line to the scatter plot of the data with 5 fruits and vegetables per day and EdCollege.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Graph: To draw the regression line of the provided data do the following steps in Minitab mentioned below:

Step 1: Enter the data into Minitab worksheet.

Step 2: Go to Graph, select Scatterplot and select with regression and click OK.

Step 3: Select the data variable column of “FruitVeg5” for x-axis and column of “EdCollege” for y-axis click on OK.

The obtained scatterplot is as follows:

INTRO.TO PRACTICE STATISTICS-ACCESS, Chapter 2, Problem 171E , additional homework tip  2

Interpretation: The obtained scatterplot of the data is plotted with regression line and it is observed that the regression line that fits best to the plot is given by EdCollege=4.033+0.9063(FruitVeg5). Also, the regression line indicates that the relationship between the variables “FruitVeg5” and “EdCollege” is linear and positive.

(c)

To determine

The position of some states in the scatterplot graph and write a summary on the comparison of these states with other states.

(c)

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Answer to Problem 171E

Solution: The states District of Colombia, Massachusetts and West Virginia are away from the regression line whereas the states like Vermont, Rhode Island, Guam and Louisiana lies on the regression line.

Explanation of Solution

The scatterplot and the regression line of the data of the variables “FruitVeg5” and “EdCollege” is as follows:

INTRO.TO PRACTICE STATISTICS-ACCESS, Chapter 2, Problem 171E , additional homework tip  3

From the graph it can be seen that there is an outlier at the upper right of the scatterplot corresponds to District of Colombia, another outlier at the upper right of the scatterplot corresponds to Massachusetts, outlier at the lower middle of the scatterplot corresponds to West Virginia. These states are away from the regression line whereas the states like Vermont, Rhode Island, Guam and Louisiana lies on the regression line.

(d)

To determine

Whether earning a college degree is a cause people eat five servings of fruits and vegetables per day.

(d)

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Answer to Problem 171E

Solution: The relationship between the variable cannot be considered as a result of the causation because there is a possibility of the presence of lurking and confounding variable.

Explanation of Solution

The scatterplot and the regression line of the data of the variables “FruitVeg5” and “EdCollege” is shown below and it shows that the relationship between the variables is linear and positive.

INTRO.TO PRACTICE STATISTICS-ACCESS, Chapter 2, Problem 171E , additional homework tip  4

Though the diagram shows a positive and linear relationship, but it not indicates the causation. It may be possible that the correlation between the variable occurs due to the presence of lurking and confounding variable.

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