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You are required to;
a. Complete the missing entries from A to L in this output
ANSWER:
b. Derive the regression model
ANSWER:
c. What does the standard error of estimate tell you about the model?
ANSWER:
d. Assess the independent variables significance at 5% level (develop hypothesis if necessary in
the analysis)?
ANSWER:
Transcribed Image Text:You are required to; a. Complete the missing entries from A to L in this output ANSWER: b. Derive the regression model ANSWER: c. What does the standard error of estimate tell you about the model? ANSWER: d. Assess the independent variables significance at 5% level (develop hypothesis if necessary in the analysis)? ANSWER:
Yummy Lunch Restaurant needs to decide the most profitable location for their business expansion.
Marketing manager plans to use a multiple regression model to achieve their target. His model
considers yearly revenue as the dependent variable. He found that number of people within 2KM
(People), Mean household income(income), no of competitors and price as explanatory variables of
company yearly revenue.
The following is the descriptive statistics and regression output from Excel.
Revenue
People
Income
Competitors
Price
343985.68
5307.89863
5970.28
139.0845281
41522.08
2.8
0.142857
Mean
5.88
Standard Error
582.1378385
41339.5
0.051030203
Median
345186.5
8032
3
5.75
#N/A
5917
Mode
Standard Deviation
Sample Variance
#N/A
3
983.47613
967225.2984
37532.51115
4118.334718
1.010153
0.380838027
0.130204082
284
1408689393
16944211.51
1.020408
Sum
17198284
298513
2076148
140
Count
50
50
50
50
50
SUMMARY
OUTPUT
Regression Statistics
0.77
Multiple R
R Square
Adjusted R Square
Standard Error
A
B
25139.79
Observations
50.00
ANOVA
Significance
of
MS
F
40585378295
Regression
Residual
Total
H
3.0831E-08
28440403984
G
E
69025780279
t Stat
-0.8706
P-value
0.3886
0.0891
0.0000
0.0857
0.1251
Coefficients
Standard Error
78524.7251
3.7051
0.9358
3818.5426
-88363.1524
Intercept
People
8.4394
7.2723
-6709.4320
Income
Competitors
Price
K
12ivate Wind
15988.7048
10219.0263
L
Go to Settings to
Transcribed Image Text:Yummy Lunch Restaurant needs to decide the most profitable location for their business expansion. Marketing manager plans to use a multiple regression model to achieve their target. His model considers yearly revenue as the dependent variable. He found that number of people within 2KM (People), Mean household income(income), no of competitors and price as explanatory variables of company yearly revenue. The following is the descriptive statistics and regression output from Excel. Revenue People Income Competitors Price 343985.68 5307.89863 5970.28 139.0845281 41522.08 2.8 0.142857 Mean 5.88 Standard Error 582.1378385 41339.5 0.051030203 Median 345186.5 8032 3 5.75 #N/A 5917 Mode Standard Deviation Sample Variance #N/A 3 983.47613 967225.2984 37532.51115 4118.334718 1.010153 0.380838027 0.130204082 284 1408689393 16944211.51 1.020408 Sum 17198284 298513 2076148 140 Count 50 50 50 50 50 SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics 0.77 Multiple R R Square Adjusted R Square Standard Error A B 25139.79 Observations 50.00 ANOVA Significance of MS F 40585378295 Regression Residual Total H 3.0831E-08 28440403984 G E 69025780279 t Stat -0.8706 P-value 0.3886 0.0891 0.0000 0.0857 0.1251 Coefficients Standard Error 78524.7251 3.7051 0.9358 3818.5426 -88363.1524 Intercept People 8.4394 7.2723 -6709.4320 Income Competitors Price K 12ivate Wind 15988.7048 10219.0263 L Go to Settings to
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