US coal consumption 1950-2014 Does the R 2 indicate correlation between your var
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US coal consumption 1950-2014
Does the R2 indicate correlation between your variables?
Interpret the slope in a complete sentence.
Use the trend line equation to estimate the coal consumption for 2014, and compare this estimate to the actual consumption.
Use the trend line to estimate the coal consumption from your birth year. Compare that estimate to the actual 2014. How much has coal consumption changed since your birth year? What is the relative change in coal consumption since your birth year?
I 6can't get my computer to upload a picture of my scattor plot so i will provide information from the scattor plot
y=5.3946x-10289
R2=0.8316
i was also born in the year of "1991"
If anybody could help me with this assignment Please!
Explanation / Answer
All interpretation out of the output above:
The Rsquare of .83 means that the relationship between year and coal consumption is high. Taknig the root of Rsqaure we get correlation as .91, which means a strong ( positive) relationship exists between time and consumption.
The slope says that the per increase in the year there is a 5.39 increase in the coal consumption.
In 2014, projected = 5.3946*2014-10289 = 575.72
Actual = 455. So projected/estimated is 575.72-455 = 120.72
Your birth in 1991 , coal consumption was 479. In 2014 it is 455. So coal consumption has reduced by 479-455= 34. Also, relative chnage is 455/479 = .95 or 95% of the consumption in 1991 is being consumed in 2014
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