Size (1000s sq. ft) Selling Price ($1000s) 1.26 $118 3.02 $300 1.99 $139 0.91 $46 1.87 $130 2.63 $275 2.60 $260 2.27 $177 2.30 $175 2.08 $190 1.12 $95 1.38 $82 1.80 $169 1.57 $97 1.45 $115 Is the number of square feet of living space a good predictor of a house’s selling price? The following data collected in April, 2015, show the square footage and selling price for fifteen houses in Winston Salem, North Carolina. B From the output the regression equation is  -59.0156 + 115.0915x     Hypotheses:           Null hypothesis: there is no relationship between the two variables.     Conclusion:           From the regression analysis output, the Significance F is observed to be 0.0000 (p-value). Since p-value is less than 0.05, the null hypothesis is rejected at 5% level.   There is sufficient evidence to conclude that there a significant relationship between the two variables.   Questions: Do you believe the estimated regression equation developed in part (b) will provide a good prediction of selling price of a particular house in Winston Salem, North Carolina? Explain. e.   Would you be comfortable using the estimated regression equation developed in part (b) to predict the selling price of a particular house in Seattle, Washington? Why or why not?

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Size (1000s sq. ft) Selling Price ($1000s)
1.26 $118
3.02 $300
1.99 $139
0.91 $46
1.87 $130
2.63 $275
2.60 $260
2.27 $177
2.30 $175
2.08 $190
1.12 $95
1.38 $82
1.80 $169
1.57 $97
1.45 $115

Is the number of square feet of living space a good predictor of a house’s selling price? The following data collected in April, 2015, show the square footage and selling price for fifteen houses in Winston Salem, North Carolina.

B

From the output the regression equation is  -59.0156 + 115.0915x

   
Hypotheses:          
Null hypothesis: there is no relationship between the two variables.    
Conclusion:          
From the regression analysis output, the Significance F is observed to be 0.0000 (p-value).
Since p-value is less than 0.05, the null hypothesis is rejected at 5% level.  

There is sufficient evidence to conclude that there a significant relationship between the two variables.

 

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Do you believe the estimated regression equation developed in part (b) will provide a good prediction of selling price of a particular house in Winston Salem, North Carolina? Explain.
e.   Would you be comfortable using the estimated regression equation developed in part (b) to predict the selling price of a particular house in Seattle, Washington? Why or why not?

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