A study in transportation safety collected data on 42 North American cities. From each city, two of the variables recorded were explanatory variable x=percentage of licensed drivers who are under 21 years of age, and the response variable y=the number of fatal accidents per year per 1000 licenses. Of interest is the relationship between these two variables.
The data were analyzed in StatGraphics. Examine carefully the output below:
Regression Analysis - Linear model: Y = a + b*X
Parameter
Std. Estimate
Error
T Statistic
p-value
Intercept
-1.59741
0.371671
-4.29792
0.0001
Slope
0.287053
0.0293898
9.76711
0.0000
Correlation Coefficient = 0.839387
R-squared = 70.4571 percent
Standard error of estimate = 0.58935
Question 1 (3 points)
What is the correlation coefficient in this question, and what does
it indicate about the relationship between the number of fatal
accidents and the percentage of licensed drivers?
From the given output,
Correlation coefficient = 0.839387
This correlation coefficient is very close to 1 which indicates that there is a strong positive association between number of fatal accidents and percentage of licensed drivers.
A study in transportation safety collected data on 42 North American cities. From each city, two...
26) A study in transportation safety collected data on 42 North American cities. From each city, two of the variables recorded were X = percentage of licensed drivers who are under 21 years of age, and Y = the number of fatal accidents per year per 1000 licenses. Below is the output from the data: Parameter Intercept Std. Estimate -1.59741 Error 0.371671 T Statistic -4.29792 p-value 0.0001 0.0293898 9.76711 0.0000 Slope 0.287053 Correlation coefficient = 0.839387 R-squared = 70.4571 percent...
city code
%drivers21
fatal accidents/1000
1
12
1.309
2
5
0
3
12
2.539
4
9
2.003
5
11
2.034
6
14
4.08
7
13
2.639
8
9
0.124
9
6
0
10
10
1.145
11
13
2.719
12
18
3.128
13
10
1.676
14
17
3.769
15
14
2.639
16
13
1.449
17
12
3.121
18
10
2.616
19
9
0.788
20
14
2.631
21
10
1.887
22
12
1
23
9
0.652
24
12
1.209
25
15
0.775...
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