Answer IN R CODE to get the following. Using the data below, Create a scatterplot of...

Answer IN R CODE to get the following. Using the data below,

Create a scatterplot of y vs x
Fit a simple linear regression model using y as the response and plot the regression line (with the data)
Test whether x is a significant predictor and create a 95% CI around the slope coefficient.
Report and interpret the coefficient of determination.
For x=20, create a CI for E(Y|X=20).
For x=150, can you use the model to estimate E(Y|X=150)? Discuss.
Does the model appear to be linear with respect to x? Discuss, and if not, provide alternative model and repeat steps 1-6.

	y	x
1	311.8481	30.77326
2	440.9428	32.40036
3	41.6744	13.89724
4	417.7435	30.82836
5	177.3642	21.17247
6	639.0727	41.70052
7	179.9235	20.52949
8	19.64963	16.78782
9	1030.218	47.05621
10	211.6078	24.73312
11	468.797	33.30568
12	281.9641	27.20706
13	360.4149	28.98507
14	626.3254	33.98696
15	692.872	40.61913
16	840.8116	44.14024
17	71.51774	14.71966
18	97.75643	18.69047
19	251.0697	26.53534
20	81.51288	19.51529
21	270.3445	28.00065
22	1221.873	49.81578
23	110.3152	20.3347
24	595.4412	38.29436
25	126.2188	13.26268
26	11.15999	16.73084
27	230.5542	24.64804
28	77.3025	15.99319
29	1117.463	48.8532
30	122.5684	18.10108
31	932.665	44.75007
32	911.0599	44.23208
33	255.6625	24.33537
34	810.0097	41.18667
35	210.4745	20.06741
36	9.884425	11.10681
37	75.98362	11.67823
38	153.6595	20.20392
39	578.7254	38.05732
40	93.28379	12.89079
41	378.1102	27.82776
42	203.9408	25.8318
43	837.9018	43.87759
44	44.45671	11.49288
45	1145.79	48.94833
46	1073.485	47.3091
47	431.1394	30.53461
48	343.5504	28.65658
49	810.0665	41.25828

Please provide all relevant work in R code. The commands, the output and any interpretations/conclusions that are necessary.

Expert Solution

R code along with output and explaination is attached herewith.

orchestra answered 2 years ago

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