ObsSCH⠀⠀SAS985221112141516171819202123Price20.9023.0032.8335.1037.5037.7837.8239.7340.6441.4745.4351.3456.2056.9057.6459.6960.0460.9762.2563.3866.9467.6267.72Dividend3.323.540.468.350.778.827.988.396.60SUMMARY OUTPUTRegression StatisticsMultiple RR SquareAdjusted R SquareStandard ErrorObservations8.329.3810.06 ANOVA11.6513.91 Regression10.67 Residual9.98Total13.1610.888.33 Intercept9.64Dividend17.2416.8214.390.8108412580.6574635460.64523010110.14136203dy30SSMSF Significance F5527.331151 5527.331151 53.74312449 5.5486E-08128 2879.722266 102.847223829 8407.053417Coefficients Standard Error StatP-value Lower 95%Upper 95%28.05910324 4.106298803 6.833185938 2.00691E-07 19.64773145 36.47047504Lower 95.0% Ipper 95.0%19.64773145 36.4704752.40641521 0.328253305 7.330970229 5.5486E-08 1.734018794 3.078811625 1.734018794 3.078811652.123255341. What is the 95% prediction interval of price per share if the dividend is $10? (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.)

Obs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Price 20.90 23.00 32.83 35.10 37.50 37.78 37.82 39.73 41.47 51.34 56.20 56.90 57.64 59.69 60.04 60.97 62.25 63.38 66.94 67.62 67.72 Dividend 3.32 3.54 0.46 8.35 0.77 8.82 7.98 8.39 8.32 SUMMARY OUTPUT 10.67 9.98 13.16 10.88 Multiple R Square Adjusted R Square Standard Error Observations 10.06 11.65 13.91 Regression Residual ANOVA Intercept 9.64 Dividend 17.24 16.82 14.39 0.810841258 0657463546 0.645230101 10.14136203 of F Significance SS MS 15527.331151 5527.331151 53.74312449 5.5486E-08 28 2879.722266 102.8472238 29 8407.053417 Coefficients Standard Error Stot P-volue Lower 95% Upper 95% Lower 95.0% Ipper 95.0% 28.05910324 4.106298803 6.833185938 2.00091E-07 19.64773145 36.47047504 19.64773145 36.470475 2.40641521 0.328253305 7.330970229 5.5486-08 1.734018794 3.078811625 1.734018794 3.0788116 52.12325534 f. What is the 95% prediction interval of price per share if the dividend is $10? (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.)

Obs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Price 20.90 23.00 32.83 35.10 37.50 37.78 37.82 39.73 41.47 51.34 56.20 56.90 57.64 59.69 60.04 60.97 62.25 63.38 66.94 67.62 67.72 Dividend 3.32 3.54 0.46 8.35 0.77 8.82 7.98 8.39 8.32 SUMMARY OUTPUT 10.67 9.98 13.16 10.88 Multiple R Square Adjusted R Square Standard Error Observations 10.06 11.65 13.91 Regression Residual ANOVA Intercept 9.64 Dividend 17.24 16.82 14.39 0.810841258 0657463546 0.645230101 10.14136203 of F Significance SS MS 15527.331151 5527.331151 53.74312449 5.5486E-08 28 2879.722266 102.8472238 29 8407.053417 Coefficients Standard Error Stot P-volue Lower 95% Upper 95% Lower 95.0% Ipper 95.0% 28.05910324 4.106298803 6.833185938 2.00091E-07 19.64773145 36.47047504 19.64773145 36.470475 2.40641521 0.328253305 7.330970229 5.5486-08 1.734018794 3.078811625 1.734018794 3.0788116 52.12325534 f. What is the 95% prediction interval of price per share if the dividend is $10? (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.)

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