An online retailer examined their transactional database to see how the value of total annual purchases ($) for individual customers was related to their annual income ($). They obtained the following regression model: Total annual purchases = -49.80 + 0.0246(annual income) correlation = 0.533 (a) What does the slope tell us? (Annual Income/ Total Annual Purchases) is/are predicted to increase by ($0.0246 / -$49.80) for each additional $1 of (Annual Income/ Total Annual Purchases). (b) What does the intercept tell us? A.The intercept does not have a practical meaning in this context. B. Total annual purchases are predicted to be $0.0246 when annual income = 0.     C. Total annual purchases are predicted to be $-49.80 when annual income = 0. D. Annual income is predicted to be $0.0246 when total annual purchases = 0. E. Annual income is predicted to be $-49.80 when total annual purchases = 0. (c) Which statement is correct concerning the quality of this model? A. 28.4% of the variability in annual income can be accounted for by total annual purchases. B. 53.3% of the variability in total annual purchases can be accounted for by annual income.     C. 28.4% of the variability in total annual purchases can be accounted for by annual income. D. 53.3% of the variability in annual income can be accounted for by total annual purchases.

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An online retailer examined their transactional database to see how the value of total annual purchases ($) for individual customers was related to their annual income ($). They obtained the following regression model:

Total annual purchases = -49.80 + 0.0246(annual income)
correlation = 0.533

(a) What does the slope tell us?

(Annual Income/ Total Annual Purchases) is/are predicted to increase by ($0.0246 / -$49.80) for each additional $1 of (Annual Income/ Total Annual Purchases).

(b) What does the intercept tell us?

A.The intercept does not have a practical meaning in this context.
B. Total annual purchases are predicted to be $0.0246 when annual income = 0.    
C. Total annual purchases are predicted to be $-49.80 when annual income = 0.
D. Annual income is predicted to be $0.0246 when total annual purchases = 0.
E. Annual income is predicted to be $-49.80 when total annual purchases = 0.



(c) Which statement is correct concerning the quality of this model?

A. 28.4% of the variability in annual income can be accounted for by total annual purchases.
B. 53.3% of the variability in total annual purchases can be accounted for by annual income.    
C. 28.4% of the variability in total annual purchases can be accounted for by annual income.
D. 53.3% of the variability in annual income can be accounted for by total annual purchases.
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