UniversityGraduation Rate% of Classes Under 20Student-Faculty RatioAlumni Giving RateBoston College85391325Brandeis University7968833Brown University9360840California Institute of Technology8565346Carnegie Mellon University75671028Case Western Reserve Univ.7252831College of William and Mary89451227Columbia University9069731Cornell University91721335Dartmouth College94611053Duke University9268845Emory University8465737Georgetown University91541029Harvard University9773846Johns Hopkins University8964927Lehigh University81551140Massachusetts Inst. of Technology9265644New York University72631313Northwestern University9066830Pennsylvania State Univ.80321921Princeton University9568567Rice University9262840Stanford University9269734Tufts University8767929Tulane University72561217U. of California–Berkeley83581718U. of California–Davis7432197U. of California–Irvine7442209U. of California–Los Angeles78411813U. of California–San Diego8048198U. of California–Santa Barbara70452012U. of Chicago8465436U. of Florida67312319U. of Illinois–Urbana Champaign77291523U. of Michigan–Ann Arbor83511513U. of North Carolina–Chapel Hill82401626U. of Notre Dame94531349U. of Pennsylvania9065741U. of Rochester76631023U. of Southern California70531322U. of Texas–Austin66392113U. of Virginia92441328U. of Washington70371212U. of Wisconsin–Madison73371313Vanderbilt University8268931Wake Forest University82591138Washington University–St. Louis8673733Yale University9477750 **Educational Website Content: Alumni Giving Rate Model**---**Download E3** Click the link to download the dataset and develop a model that predicts the alumni giving rate based on three available factors.**Task** Examine whether the given coefficient for the Student-Faculty Ratio (0.4000) lies within the 99% confidence interval for this parameter.**Options:** - True - False

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University	Graduation Rate	% of Classes Under 20	Student-Faculty Ratio	Alumni Giving Rate
Boston College	85	39	13	25
Brandeis University	79	68	8	33
Brown University	93	60	8	40
California Institute of Technology	85	65	3	46
Carnegie Mellon University	75	67	10	28
Case Western Reserve Univ.	72	52	8	31
College of William and Mary	89	45	12	27
Columbia University	90	69	7	31
Cornell University	91	72	13	35
Dartmouth College	94	61	10	53
Duke University	92	68	8	45
Emory University	84	65	7	37
Georgetown University	91	54	10	29
Harvard University	97	73	8	46
Johns Hopkins University	89	64	9	27
Lehigh University	81	55	11	40
Massachusetts Inst. of Technology	92	65	6	44
New York University	72	63	13	13
Northwestern University	90	66	8	30
Pennsylvania State Univ.	80	32	19	21
Princeton University	95	68	5	67
Rice University	92	62	8	40
Stanford University	92	69	7	34
Tufts University	87	67	9	29
Tulane University	72	56	12	17
U. of California–Berkeley	83	58	17	18
U. of California–Davis	74	32	19	7
U. of California–Irvine	74	42	20	9
U. of California–Los Angeles	78	41	18	13
U. of California–San Diego	80	48	19	8
U. of California–Santa Barbara	70	45	20	12
U. of Chicago	84	65	4	36
U. of Florida	67	31	23	19
U. of Illinois–Urbana Champaign	77	29	15	23
U. of Michigan–Ann Arbor	83	51	15	13
U. of North Carolina–Chapel Hill	82	40	16	26
U. of Notre Dame	94	53	13	49
U. of Pennsylvania	90	65	7	41
U. of Rochester	76	63	10	23
U. of Southern California	70	53	13	22
U. of Texas–Austin	66	39	21	13
U. of Virginia	92	44	13	28
U. of Washington	70	37	12	12
U. of Wisconsin–Madison	73	37	13	13
Vanderbilt University	82	68	9	31
Wake Forest University	82	59	11	38
Washington University–St. Louis	86	73	7	33
Yale University	94	77	7	50

Download E3 and develop a model of alumni giving rate based on the three available factors. If the coefficient of the Student-Faculty Ratio is 0.4000, it is within the 99% confidence interval for that parameter. O True False