Use the simulated data on peak flow of water used in the exercises in Chapter 5. Use LQ = ln(Q) as the dependent variable with the logarithms of the nine independent variables. Your analysis of the...

Use the simulated data on peak flow of water used in the exercises in Chapter 5. Use LQ = ln(Q) as the dependent variable with the logarithms of the nine independent variables. Your analysis of the peak flow data has been done on ln(Q). Reexpress your final model on the original scale (by taking the antilogarithm of your equation). Does this equation make sense; that is, are the variables the ones you would expect to be important and do they enter the equation the way common sense would suggest? Are there omitted variables you would have thought important?