The following data about beer consumption comes from the Brewer’s Almanac. The data about teacher’s salaries ...
The following data about beer consumption comes from the Brewer’s Almanac. The data about teacher’s salaries is from the National Education Association.
State
Average Beer Consumption in 2010 (measured in gallons)
Average Teacher Salary in 2010 (measured in $)
ALABAMA
21.9
40347
ALASKA
19.8
53553
ARIZONA
22.0
44672
ARKANSAS
19.1
42786
CALIFORNIA
18.4
59825
COLORADO
22.0
44439
CONNECTICUT
16.2
59304
DELAWARE
25.4
54264
FLORIDA
21.0
43302
GEORGIA
18.4
48300
HAWAII
22.4
49292
IDAHO
20.1
41150
ILLINOIS
21.4
58686
INDIANA
19.1
47255
IOWA
25.4
41083
KANSAS
20.5
41467
KENTUCKY
17.9
42592
LOUISIANA
24.7
40029
MAINE
24.2
40737
MARYLAND
17.4
54333
MASSACHUSETTS
19.5
56369
MICHIGAN
19.8
54739
MINNESOTA
20.6
48489
MISSISSIPPI
24.2
40576
MISSOURI
23.1
40462
MONTANA
30.5
39832
NEBRASKA
25.2
40382
NEVADA
26.8
44426
NEW HAMPSHIRE
32.7
45263
NEW JERSEY
16.8
58156
NEW MEXICO
23.7
41637
NEW YORK
16.5
57354
NORTH CAROLINA
19.9
43922
NORTH DAKOTA
29.8
37764
OHIO
22.5
50314
OKLAHOMA
20.4
38772
OREGON
22.7
50044
PENNSYLVANIA
21.7
54027
RHODE ISLAND
20.0
54730
SOUTH CAROLINA
24.2
43011
SOUTH DAKOTA
27.5
34709
TENNESSEE
19.0
42537
TEXAS
23.9
41744
UTAH
12.4
40007
VERMONT
26.2
46622
VIRGINIA
20.1
43823
WASHINGTON
19.1
46326
WEST VIRGINIA
23.0
38284
WISCONSIN
26.3
46390
WYOMING
24.4
43255
Use STATDISK to determine if there is there linear correlation between the per capita beer consumption and average teacher’s salary at a 99.5% confidence level.
Is there a linear correlation? Yes there is a linear correlation.
Explain your answer and indicate your r-value and critical r-value in your explanation.
Since larger quantities of beer consumption are related t o smaller teacher salaries, use these results to explain the statement “Correlation does not imply causality.”
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