Answer 1a-c and 2a-c, thank you! = exp(3.717 1.121 x ln(P)) 0.0139/24.7 Exercises4.7.1 Problems4.1 Answer each of the following:a. Suppose that a simple regression has quantities N= 20,SSR=375.47, find R2.a. All values of x were divided by 10 before estimation.b. All values of y were divided by 10 before estimation.c. All values of y and x were divided by 10 before estimation.on od sobteno. Ea. the predicted value of y for xo = 4.b. the se(f) corresponding to part (a).c. a 95% prediction interval for y given xo = 4.TE 201.001 ai voda noiaos bus 30 nowad nosismbab. Suppose that a simple regression has quantities R² = 0.7911, SST = 725.94, and N = 20, find ².BAT C. Suppose that a simple regression has quantities Σ(y, - y)² = 631.63 and 2 = 182.85, find R².4.2 Consider the following estimated regression equation (standard errors in parentheses):y = 64.29 +0.99x R² = 0.379(se) (2.42) (0.18)Rewrite the estimated equation, including coefficients, standard errors, and R2, that would result ify =7825.94, y = 19.21, and4.3 We have five observations on x and y. They are x, = 3, 2, 1,-1,0 with corresponding y valuesy = 4,2,3,1,0. The fitted least squares line is ŷ; = 1.2 +0.8x;, the sum of squared least squares(y₁ - y)² = 10. Carry out this exercise withresiduals is 2 t = 3.6, Σ. (x − x)= 10, anda hand calculator. ComputeModel 2:d. a 99% prediction interval for y given xo = 4.e. a 95% prediction interval for y given x = x. Compare the width of this interval to the one computedin part (c).4.4 The general manager of a large engineering firm wants to know whether the experience of techni-cal artists influences their work quality. A random sample of 50 artists is selected. Using years ofwork experience (EXPER) and a performance rating (RATING, on a 100-point scale), two models areestimated by least squares. The estimates and standard errors are as follows:Model 1:RATING= 64.289 +0.990EXPER N = 50 R² = 0.3793(se) (2.422) (0.183)RATING= 39.464 + 15.312 In(EXPER) N = 46 R² = 0.6414(se) (4.198) (1.727)

4.1 Answer each a. Suppose that a simple regression has quantities N = 20, Ey=7825.94, y = 19.21, and SSR=375.47, find R2. b. Suppose that a simple regression has quantities R² = 0.7911, SST = 725.94, and N = 20, find 6². C. Suppose that a simple regression has quantities (y₁ - y)² = 631.63 and 2 = 182.85, find R².

4.1 Answer each a. Suppose that a simple regression has quantities N = 20, Ey=7825.94, y = 19.21, and SSR=375.47, find R2. b. Suppose that a simple regression has quantities R² = 0.7911, SST = 725.94, and N = 20, find 6². C. Suppose that a simple regression has quantities (y₁ - y)² = 631.63 and 2 = 182.85, find R².

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Answer 1a-c and 2a-c, thank you!

= exp(3.717 1.121 x ln(P)) 0.0139/2
4.7 Exercises
4.7.1 Problems
4.1 Answer each of the following:
a. Suppose that a simple regression has quantities N= 20,
SSR=375.47, find R2.
a. All values of x were divided by 10 before estimation.
b. All values of y were divided by 10 before estimation.
c. All values of y and x were divided by 10 before estimation.
on od sobteno. E
a. the predicted value of y for xo = 4.
b. the se(f) corresponding to part (a).
c. a 95% prediction interval for y given xo = 4.
TE 201.001 ai voda noia
os bus 30 nowad nosism
bab. Suppose that a simple regression has quantities R² = 0.7911, SST = 725.94, and N = 20, find ².
BAT C. Suppose that a simple regression has quantities Σ(y, - y)² = 631.63 and 2 = 182.85, find R².
4.2 Consider the following estimated regression equation (standard errors in parentheses):
y = 64.29 +0.99x R² = 0.379
(se) (2.42) (0.18)
Rewrite the estimated equation, including coefficients, standard errors, and R2, that would result if
y =7825.94, y = 19.21, and
4.3 We have five observations on x and y. They are x, = 3, 2, 1,-1,0 with corresponding y values
y = 4,2,3,1,0. The fitted least squares line is ŷ; = 1.2 +0.8x;, the sum of squared least squares
(y₁ - y)² = 10. Carry out this exercise with
residuals is 2 t = 3.6, Σ. (x − x)
= 10, and
a hand calculator. Compute
Model 2:
d. a 99% prediction interval for y given xo = 4.
e. a 95% prediction interval for y given x = x. Compare the width of this interval to the one computed
in part (c).
4.4 The general manager of a large engineering firm wants to know whether the experience of techni-
cal artists influences their work quality. A random sample of 50 artists is selected. Using years of
work experience (EXPER) and a performance rating (RATING, on a 100-point scale), two models are
estimated by least squares. The estimates and standard errors are as follows:
Model 1:
RATING= 64.289 +0.990EXPER N = 50 R² = 0.3793
(se) (2.422) (0.183)
RATING= 39.464 + 15.312 In(EXPER) N = 46 R² = 0.6414
(se) (4.198) (1.727)

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