MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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A Simple Linear Regression (SLR) was performed where the monthly Revenue ("Rev", the y-variable) was regressed on the monthly Advertising Expenditures ("Expend", the x-variable). Excel was used to construct the 98% Confidence Interval (CI) estimate of beta subscript 1. The Excel-generated Regression output is provided below:

ANOVA

  df SS MS F Significance F
Regression 1 492.528125 492.528125 10.65525634 0.046980871
Residual 3 138.671875 46.22395833    
Total 4 631.2      

 

  Coefficients Standard Error  t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95% Lower 98.0% Upper 98.0%
Intercept 23.1328125 5.324310936 4.344752359 0.022510469 6.188478833 40.07714617 -1.043301388 47.30892639
Expend 3.1015625 0.950164031 3.264239014 0.046980871 0.077716489 6.125408511 -1.212850033 7.415975033

 

a. Enter the value of the Left-Hand Endpoint (LHEP) of the 98% Confidence Interval (CI) estimate of beta subscript 1. Round off your answer to the fourth decimal place.

The LHEP of the 98% CI for beta subscript 1, rounded off as instructed, is: Blank 1. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

b. Enter the value of the Right-Hand Endpoint (RHEP) of the 98% Confidence Interval (CI) estimate of beta subscript 1. Round off your answer to the fourth decimal place.

The RHEP of the 98% CI for beta subscript 1, rounded off as instructed, is: Blank 2. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

c. Select the number of the following statement that gives the correct interpretation of the CI in this problem:

1: the CI is a NEGATIVE CI, and therefore REV and EXPEND are NOT significantly Linearly related.

2: The CI is a POSITIVE CI, and therefore REV and EXPEND are NOT significantly Linearly related.

3: The CI is a MIXED CI, and therefore REV and EXPEND are NOT significantly Linearly related.

4: The CI is a NEGATIVE CI, and therefore REV and EXPEND ARE significantly Negatively Linearly related.

5: The CI is a POSITIVE CI, and therefore REV and EXPEND ARE significantly Positively Linearly related.

Answer to part (c):

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