*the variables are the state tax (c) on a pack of cigarettes;
*and the percent of people that smoking in each state;

data tax;
  input State $ tax smoke;
datalines;
Washington	81.5	22.3
Michigan	75.0	25.2
DC		65.0	18.2
RhodeIsland	61.0	23.0
Hawaii		60.0	19.5
Arizona		58.0	20.2
NewYork		56.0	23.3
Massachusetts	51.0	22.3
Connecticut	50.0	21.6
Minnesota	48.0	22.3
NorthDakota	44.0	21.4
Wisconsin	44.0	23.3
Illinois	44.0	23.9
Vermont		44.0	21.5
Texas		41.0	23.2
NewJersey	40.0	19.5
Oregon		38.0	21.5
California	37.0	19.3
Maine		37.0	24.4
Iowa		36.0	21.1
Maryland	36.0	20.4
Nevada		35.0	30.3
Nebraska	34.0	19.9
Florida		33.9	22.4
SouthDakota	33.0	21.7
Arkansas	31.5	26.6
Pennsylvania	31.0	23.8
Alaska		29.0	27.8
Idaho		28.0	19.8
Utah		26.5	15.1
NewHampshire	25.0	22.0
Kansas		24.0	21.6
Ohio		24.0	24.7
Delaware	24.0	27.0
Oklahoma	23.0	26.7
NewMexico	21.0	21.2
Colorado	20.0	23.9
Louisiana	20.0	23.7
Montana		18.0	19.8
Mississippi	18.0	24.4
Missouri	17.0	25.3
WestVirginia	17.0	25.8
Alabama		16.5	20.2
Indiana		15.5	27.0
Tennessee	13.0	26.6
Wyoming		12.0	24.9
Georgia		12.0	21.7
SouthCarolina	7.0	26.1
NorthCarolina	5.0	26.3
Kentucky	3.0	29.3
Virginia	2.5	23.4
;;;

* List of tax values for predictions. 
* To make predictions in SAS, open the analyst/simple
* linear regression window.  Then click "predictions", 
* check the "predict additional data" box, and select 
* the data set "newtax".   Also, check "list predictions"
* and "add prediction limits" got obtain confidence intervals
* for the mean of y (not a particular y) at x.;

data newtax;
  input tax;
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