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In the scatter plot, there is a positive trend witch shows that water usage increases with household size. An R-squared value of 0.05 also implies that there is a weak fit, meaning the model doesn't explain much of the water usage variability based on household size.

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ŷ = 209.8598 + 53.1067x r-squeared 0.05

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The estimated daily water usage for an average household in Roseville is approximately 209 gallons, assuming an average household size of four people and an average usage of 53.1 gallons per person. The daily water usage of 209 gallons for an average household in Roseville seems reasonable considering typical household water needs for various activities like bathing, cooking, laundry, and cleaning but for the entire state is unrealistic given the arid climate and water conservation efforts in California, maintaining a daily household water usage of 209 gallons statewide would be challenging and unsustainable.

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The data suggests a correlation between household size and water usage, leaning towards a causal relationship. However, other factors like location and conservation habits play crucial roles. Efficient water use practices can offset the impact of household size on water consumption.

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the data was calculated using a water usage calculator and then collected using a google form which also asked other students from different schools. the purpose of this project is to show you how much water your household uses and how it might correlate to other household in our state.

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Yes, there is a correlation between water usage and the number of people in a household, suggesting that water usage tends to vary based on household size.

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(B)modeling- Including a picture of the scatter plot with the LSRL,r&r2, and residuals showing:

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(B)modeling- Including a picture of the scatter plot with the LSRL,r&r2, and residuals showing:

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background information on how the data was collected and the purpose of the project

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background information on how the data was collected and the purpose of the project

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(A)question: is water usage impacted(correlated) to the number of people in a household?

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(A)question: is water usage impacted(correlated) to the number of people in a household?