7. Below is the Excel output of a regression. SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics Multiple R 0.9873 R Square 0.9747 Adjusted R Sc 0.9684 Standard Errc 0.1833 Observations 6 ANOVA df SS MS Significance F Regression 5.1877 5.1817 154.2792 0.0002 Residual 4 0.1343 0.0336 Total 5 5.316 Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95% Intercept -0.1602 0.3029 -0.5289 0.6248 13.8759886 0.6807 X Variable 1 1.2731 0.1025 12.4209 0.0002 0.9885 1.5577 (a) What is the regression model? (b) If Y represents cost and X represents usage, what does the model tell? (c) What is SSE and R2? (d) Can we conclude at a = 0.05 that X and Y are significantly correlated? Why (e) Find a 95% confidence interval for the slope ß.

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Below is the Excel output of a regression.

 

 

(a) What is the regression model?

(b) If  represents cost and  represents usage, what does the model tell?

(c) What is  and ?

(d) Can we conclude at  that  and  are significantly correlated? Why

(e) Find a 95% confidence interval for the slope .

(Note: For your convenience, you can copy/ paste the following notations.)

 

 

7. Below is the Excel output of a regression.
SUMMARY OUTPUT
Regression Statistics
Multiple R
0.9873
R Square
0.9747
Adjusted R Sc
Standard Errc
0.9684
0.1833
Observations
ANOVA
df
Significance F
SS
MS
Regression
1
5.1877
5.1817
154.2792
0.0002
Residual
4
0.1343
0.0336
Total
5.316
Coefficients Standard Error
t Stat
P-value
Lower 95% Upper 95%
Intercept
-0.1602
0.3029
-0.5289
0.6248 13.8759886
0.6807
X Variable 1
1.2731
0.1025
12.4209
0.0002
0.9885
1.5577
(a) What is the regression model?
(b) If Y represents cost and X represents usage, what does the model tell?
(c) What is SSE and R²?
(d) Can we conclude at a =
0.05 that X and Y are significantly correlated? Why
(e) Find a 95% confidence interval for the slope ß.
(Note: For your convenience, you can copy/ paste the following notations.)
H, p, X, P, Ho, Ha, 0, S, Za, Za/2, Zo.1, Zo.05, Zo.025, Zo.01, Zo.005, ta, ta/2, to.1, to.05, to.025, to.01, to.005,
SSxy
Fa, Fo.1, Fo.05, Fo.01,>,<,=,#,±,H1,Hz, P(Z >),P(Z <), P (T > ), P(T <), bo, b,
SSx
P(1– p)
Za/2
p- p
S
Za/2 m ta/2 n'
-, Z
p(1-p)
n
n
Transcribed Image Text:7. Below is the Excel output of a regression. SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics Multiple R 0.9873 R Square 0.9747 Adjusted R Sc Standard Errc 0.9684 0.1833 Observations ANOVA df Significance F SS MS Regression 1 5.1877 5.1817 154.2792 0.0002 Residual 4 0.1343 0.0336 Total 5.316 Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95% Intercept -0.1602 0.3029 -0.5289 0.6248 13.8759886 0.6807 X Variable 1 1.2731 0.1025 12.4209 0.0002 0.9885 1.5577 (a) What is the regression model? (b) If Y represents cost and X represents usage, what does the model tell? (c) What is SSE and R²? (d) Can we conclude at a = 0.05 that X and Y are significantly correlated? Why (e) Find a 95% confidence interval for the slope ß. (Note: For your convenience, you can copy/ paste the following notations.) H, p, X, P, Ho, Ha, 0, S, Za, Za/2, Zo.1, Zo.05, Zo.025, Zo.01, Zo.005, ta, ta/2, to.1, to.05, to.025, to.01, to.005, SSxy Fa, Fo.1, Fo.05, Fo.01,>,<,=,#,±,H1,Hz, P(Z >),P(Z <), P (T > ), P(T <), bo, b, SSx P(1– p) Za/2 p- p S Za/2 m ta/2 n' -, Z p(1-p) n n
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