[Step-by-Step] The table below shows the per capita (per person) revenue and expenditure for selected states in a recent year. State Per capita Revenue
Question: The table below shows the per capita (per person) revenue and expenditure for selected states in a recent year.
| State |
Per capita
Revenue ($) |
Per Capita
Expenditure ($) |
| Kentucky | 4561 | 4261 |
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Louisiana |
3985 | 3671 |
| Minnesota | 5243 | 4937 |
| Montana | 4668 | 4473 |
| South Carolina | 4152 | 4451 |
| Texas | 3066 | 3027 |
| Vermont | 5127 | 5499 |
| Wyoming | 5830 | 5355 |
The scatter plot, least squares regression line, and residual plot are shown below.
- Consider the information for Per Capita Revenue vs. Per Capita Expenditure. Is the model proposed by the linear regression line a reasonable model? Explain.
- The residual with the largest absolute value is for Vermont. What is the residual value for this state? Show your work. Explain what it means in terms of the model.
- Ohio spent $4,204 per person during this same year. According to this model, about how much did they collect per capita?
- In this same year Alaska collected $9,757 per capita in revenue and spent $11,155 per person. Does this information follow the trend? Explain.
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