Maks Water Data by Mehak Nijjar

The number of people in a household does not affect the amount of water used.

mehaknijjar1 — 2024-03-11 08:04:28 UTC

mehaknijjar1 — 2024-03-11 08:06:54 UTC

3 people in a house with 297 gallons used.
6 people in a house with 232 gallons used.
Generally, most of the data is in the same are based on the people in household
Y= -502.29608
SLOPE = 320.53307
SLOPE: tells us how much water usage changes for a one-unit increase in that factor
Y = When population is 0, water is -502.29608

mehaknijjar1 — 2024-03-11 08:08:22 UTC

R2= 0.275

Blue circle = Where I am on the data

mehaknijjar1 — 2024-03-11 08:10:14 UTC

mehaknijjar1 — 2024-03-11 08:14:31 UTC

Concluded that the number of people in a household does not have a direct correlation with the amount of water used
This is evidenced by the fact that the household with 3 people used more water (297 gallons) compared to the household with 6 people (232 gallons).
factors such as lifestyle habits, appliances used, and being at home more can have a significant impact on water usage.
It is important to consider all these factors when analyzing and predicting household water usage.

mehaknijjar1 — 2024-03-11 16:12:02 UTC

Antelope uses 100 gallons per person
We could use this to find the amount of water school's in the area uses
- find the number of people going to a school and multiply by 100 gallons
State useage may be different due to different areas
antelope population (48,468 x 100)
33927600 gallons per week
135710400 per month
1628524800 per year
These seem quite reasonable considering how many people live in antelope.