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Is there a relationship between the number of stories a building has and its height? Some statisticians compiled data on a set of n = 60 buildings reported in the World Almanac. You will use the data set to decide whether height (in feet) can be predicted from the number of stories.

data from buildings.txt.
(Note that this is a text file, so use the appropriate instruction. If you are having trouble uploading the data, open it to see its contents and type the data in: one vector for heights and one vector for stories. Ignore the year data.)

buildings.txt

YEAR   Height   Stories
1990   770   54
1980   677   47
1990   428   28
1989   410   38
1966   371   29
1976   504   38
1974   1136   80
1991   695   52
1982   551   45
1986   550   40
1931   568   49
1979   504   33
1988   560   50
1973   512   40
1981   448   31
1983   538   40
1968   410   27
1927   409   31
1969   504   35
1988   777   57
1987   496   31
1960   386   26
1984   530   39
1976   360   25
1920   355   23
1931   1250   102
1989   802   72
1907   741   57
1988   739   54
1990   650   56
1973   592   45
1983   577   42
1971   500   36
1969   469   30
1971   320   22
1988   441   31
1989   845   52
1973   435   29
1987   435   34
1931   375   20
1931   364   33
1924   340   18
1931   375   23
1991   450   30
1973   529   38
1976   412   31
1990   722   62
1983   574   48
1984   498   29
1986   493   40
1986   379   30
1992   579   42
1973   458   36
1988   454   33
1979   952   72
1972   784   57
1930   476   34
1978   453   46
1978   440   30
1977   428   21

  1. (b) Draw a scatterplot with stories in the x-axis and height in the y-axis. Describe the trend, strength and shape of the relationship between stories and height.

  2. (c) Find the linear correlation coefficient between these variables. How does it support the description you gave in (b)?

  3. (d) Obtain the linear model and summary. Write down the regression equation that relates height with stories. Add the line to the scatterplot.

  4. (e) Test for significance of the regression at a = 0.05. State the null and alternative hypotheses. Can the model be used for predictions? Justify your conclusion using the summary in (d).

  5. (f) State the coefficient of determination. What percentage of variation in height is explained by the number of stories?

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