Statistics for Management and Economics (Book Only)
Statistics for Management and Economics (Book Only)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9781337296946
Author: Gerald Keller
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 16, Problem 132CE

a:

To determine

Calculate the coefficient.

a:

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The value of coefficient (b1) can be calculated as follows:

b1=sxysx2=936.82378.77=2.47

The value of coefficient is 2.47.

The intercept (b0) value can be calculated as follows:

b0=y¯b1x¯=395.212.47(113.35)=115.24

The value of intercept is 115.24.

The general regression equation can be written as follows:

y^=b0+b1x

The terms y^ is dependent variable (Estimated value of dependent value), the term b0 is indicates intercept, the term x indicates independent variable, and the term b1 indicates the coefficient of independent variable.

Thus, the sample regression equation can be written as follows:

y^=114.85+2.47x

b:

To determine

Interpretation.

b:

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The coefficient indicates that increasing one unit of independent variable (month of age) leads to increase in the dependent variable (repair cost) by 2.47. The value of intercept (b0) is 115.24.

c:

To determine

Coefficient of determination.

c:

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Coefficient of determination i (R2) can be calculated as follows:

R2=sxy2sx2sy2=(936.82)2(378.77)(4,094.79)=0.5659

The coefficient for the determination is 0.5659. The R2 value indicates that 56.59% of the variation in the dependent variable is explained by the independent variable.

d:

To determine

Testing the hypothesis.

d:

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Error sum of square (SSE) can be calculated as follows:

SSE=(n1)(sy2sxy2sx2)=(201)(4,094.79(936.82)2378.77)=33,777

Error sum of square is 33,777.

The value of sε can be calculated as follows:

sε=SSEn2=33,777202=43.32

The value of sε is 43.32.

Null hypothesis (H0) is β1=0 and alternate hypothesis (H1) β10.

The t table value can be calculated as follows:

t>tα2,n2=t0.052,202=2.101

The t table value is 2.101.

The value of sb1 can be calculated as follows:

sb1=sε(n1)sx2=43.32(201)(378.77)=0.511

The value of sb1 is 0.511.

Calculated t value can be obtained as follows:

t=b1β1sb1=2.470.511=4.84

The t-value is 4.84. Since the calculated t-value is greater than the t table value, the alternate hypothesis is accepted.

e:

To determine

Calculate the lower and the upper class limit.

e:

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The estimated value of y (y^) can be calculated as follows.

y^=b0+b1xg=115.24+2.47(120)=411.64

The estimated value of y is 411.64.

Prediction interval (PI) of sales can be calculated as follows:

PI=y^±tα2,n2×sε1+1n+(xgx¯)2(n1)sx2=y^±t0.052,202×sε1+1n+(xgx¯)2(n1)sx2=411.64±2.101(43.32)1+120+(120113.35)2(201)(378.77)=318.1 and 505.2

The lower class limit is 318.1 and the upper class limit is 505.2.

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