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Palmdale Permits Population
2003 946 127,585
2004 1366 131,295
2005 1536 134,570
2006 1190 141,012
Total Permits:
5,038
Ho: p=0: The amount of permits is dependent upon population.
H1: p is not equal to 0: The amount of permits is not dependent upon population.
Independent Variable: Population (x)
Dependent Variable: Permits (y)
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