2 (two) Datasets for regression analysis are Data set A and Data set C:

A C
Oil (mbd) Gas (mmcfd) Oil (mbd) Gas (mmcfd)
X Y X Y
11 0 1 269
0 90 14 75
2 4 3 2
31 134 18 181
0 63 0 70
0 151 1 16
0 0 0 10
0 5 1 16
0 69 14 258
16 46 0 2
1 214 0 0
1 0 4 64
2 1 2 0
84 1042 1 0
0 105 36 172
9 131 1 0
0 0 5 21
4 50 1 48
3 26 53 1507
0 3 0 0
7 275 3 5
2 6 0 12
1. Calculation :

Data Set A Data Set C

X Y X Y
Mean 7,86 109,77 Mean 7,18 124,00
Median 1,5 48 Median 1 16
Mode 0 0 Mode 0 0
Std.Dev 18,52 221,81 Std.Dev 13,37 320,13

2. Data A
From the calculation above in Data set A , it is shown that the variable X (oil production) and
Y (gas production) have a similar result, which is : > Md > Mo. This means that the data
distribution has a positive skew as shown below- menyusul grafik :

It can be seen that the gas production (Y) had higher production than oil production (X) as
evidence by a larger mean (7,86 < 109,77). It can also be seen that gas production had
somewhat greater variability as evidenced by its larger standard deviation (18,52 < 221,81).

The relationship between the two variables may seen clearer with correlation coefficient
graphic below. The correlation coefficient (r) for datasets A is 0.89, which can be
interpreted that these variables, oil production and gas production, have a strong positive
linear correlation. If variable X increased, it will affect the rises on variable Y. In other words,
oil production is the independent variable and gas productiosn is the dependent variable.

Correlation Coeffiecient Data A

1200

y = 10,697x + 25,656
1000
r = 0,89 R = 0,7976
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600

400

200

0
0 20 40 60 80 100
 Data C

From the calculation above in Data set C, it is also showed if the variable X (oil production)
and Y (gas production) have a similar result, which is : > Md > Mo. This data also has a
positive skew for data distribution as shown below - menyusul grafik:

It can be seen that the gas production (Y) had higher production than oil production (X) as
evidence by a larger mean (7,18 < 124,00). It can also be seen that gas production had
somewhat greater variability as evidenced by its larger standard deviation (13,37 < 320,13).

The relationship between the two variables may seen clearer with correlation coefficient
graphic below. The correlation coefficient (r) for datasets C is 0.83, which can be interpreted
that these variables, oil production and gas production, have a strong positive linear
correlation. If variable X increased, it will affect the rises on variable Y. In other words, oil
production is the independent variable and gas productiosn is the dependent variable.

Correlation Coeffiecient Data C

1600

1400

1200 r = 0.83 y = 20,004x - 19,668

R = 0,6982
1000

800

600

400

200

0
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
-200

3. The two regression equations above similar/ not similar?. Data set A and data set C both ar
having strong positive correlation between the two variables (oil production and gas
production). Tapi ada beda di tanda plus sama minus y = 20,004x - 19,668 y = 10,697x +
25,656

4. Yes, the two datasets might come from the same population by reason of the
characteristics between the two variables are relatively similar.
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Calculation