Your sas experience can simply start by copying the following into SAS editor and click run.
Enjoy the results.
data elbo;
input V1 v2 v3 v4 v5;
datalines;
66.39 54 48 50 5
84.08 49 37 34 6
86.70 50 38 37 11
87.50 46 38 38 5
91.07 46 38 40 3
92.40 50 44 38 13
96.77 48 39 41 3
96.60 48 42 42 2
99.23 52 47 42 10
99.68 47 42 40 6
100.71 49 46 43 7
102.35 49 46 45 5
103.04 46 41 41 6
103.18 44 41 38 7
103.27 49 39 46 4
103.50 50 41 37 9
104.49 49 42 40 6
104.53 53 45 40 3
105.00 47 41 38 8
106.50 50 45 46 4
106.76 51 38 39 6
107.92 53 44 41 3
107.94 51 42 42 5
108.43 51 40 37 8
109.12 51 47 44 7
110.19 52 46 44 5
111.67 51 46 45 6
112.86 49 40 43 9
113.30 47 40 38 7
113.57 49 45 45 7
114.47 47 41 38 6
114.79 47 39 37 10
114.79 48 47 44 10
115.30 50 44 42 6
115.94 48 42 41 11
116.22 49 43 44 4
116.43 49 47 43 9
116.63 49 42 35 4
118.14 51 47 45 11
118.78 49 45 46 7
119.18 49 45 50 7
119.91 54 46 48 5
120.00 49 42 40 3
122.04 49 41 38 9
123.85 48 44 39 6
124.26 47 42 38 8
124.60 50 44 39 6
125.98 51 44 44 7
135.92 49 44 39 7
; run;
proc print data=elbo;
run;
proc glm;
model v5 = v1 v2 v3 v4;
run;
quit;