The alternative hypothesis is higher alcohol percentage correlates to higher amount of calories in a beer. In relation to the percentage of alcohol and to the total amount of calories in a beer, there is a strong positive linear relationship (Scatter Plot). The sample regression equation is calories in a beer = 0.1392x+29.5966(Percentage Alcohol) which means that each level of alcohol volume would add approximately 30 calories. According to the coefficient of determination, 81.4% can be explained by the percentage of alcohol in a beer. The correlation of coefficient in this regression statistics is 0.9022 (SLR), which indicates that there is a high correlation between the percentage of alcohol and the amount of calories. Our p-value in this data set is 0.00, which gives strong evidence to reject the null hypothesis. The individual T-test, with a p value of 0.0 also tells us to reject the null hypothesis. The range in percentage alcohol is 10.1, with 10.5 (Complete Statistics) being the highest percentage of alcohol, and 0.4 the lowest percentage of alcohol. The mean of this data is 5.1
The alternative hypothesis is higher alcohol percentage correlates to higher amount of calories in a beer. In relation to the percentage of alcohol and to the total amount of calories in a beer, there is a strong positive linear relationship (Scatter Plot). The sample regression equation is calories in a beer = 0.1392x+29.5966(Percentage Alcohol) which means that each level of alcohol volume would add approximately 30 calories. According to the coefficient of determination, 81.4% can be explained by the percentage of alcohol in a beer. The correlation of coefficient in this regression statistics is 0.9022 (SLR), which indicates that there is a high correlation between the percentage of alcohol and the amount of calories. Our p-value in this data set is 0.00, which gives strong evidence to reject the null hypothesis. The individual T-test, with a p value of 0.0 also tells us to reject the null hypothesis. The range in percentage alcohol is 10.1, with 10.5 (Complete Statistics) being the highest percentage of alcohol, and 0.4 the lowest percentage of alcohol. The mean of this data is 5.1