The county assessor is studying housing demand and is interested in developing a regression model to estimate the market value (i.e., selling price) of residential property within his jurisdiction. The assessor suspects that the most important variable affecting selling price (measured in thousands of dollars) is the size of house (measured in hundreds of square feet). He randomly selects 15 houses and measures both the selling price and size, as shown in the following table. Complete the table and then use it to determine the estimated regression line. Observation Size Selling Price   (x 100 sq. ft.) (x $1,000) ii xixi yiyi xixiyiyi xi2xi2 yi2yi2 1 12 265.2 3,182.40 144.00 70,331.04 2 20.2 279.6 5,647.92 408.04 78,176.16 3 27 311.2 8,402.40 729.00 96,845.44 4 30 328.0 9,840.00 900.00 107,584.00 5 30 352.0 10,560.00 900.00 123,904.00 6 21.4 281.2 6,017.68 457.96 79,073.44 7 21.6 288.4 6,229.44 466.56 83,174.56 8 25.2 292.8 7,378.56 635.04 85,731.84 9 37.2 360.0 13,392.00 1,383.84 129,600.00 10 14.4 263.2 3,790.08 207.36 69,274.24 11 15 272.4 4,086.00 225.00 74,201.76 12 22.4 291.2 6,522.88 501.76 84,797.44 13 23.9 299.6 7,160.44 571.21 89,760.16 14 26.6 307.6 8,182.16 707.56 94,617.76 15 30.7 320.4 9,836.28 942.49 102,656.16 Total 357.60 4,512.80 ?    9,179.82     ?   Regression Parameters Estimations Slope (ββ)     ? Intercept (αα)     ?   In words, for each hundred square feet, the expected selling price of a house  (?)  by $  (?)  .   What is the standard error of the estimate (sese)? 10.249   8.513   8.812     What is the estimate of the standard deviation of the estimated slope (sbsb)? 0.344   0.401   0.333     Can the assessor reject the hypothesis (at the 0.05 level of significance) that there is no relationship (i.e., β=0β=0) between the price and size variables? (Hint: t0.025,13=2.160t0.025,13=2.160) No   Yes     Complete the following worksheet and then use it to calculate the coefficient of determination. ii xixi yiyi yˆy^ (yˆi−y¯)2y^i−y¯2 (yi−yˆ)2yi−y^2 (yi−y¯)2yi−y¯2 1 12 265.2 253.1 2,280.4 146.4 1,271.2 2 20.2 279.6 286.2 214.7 43.6 451.7 3 27 311.2 313.7 165.0 6.3 107.1 4 30 328.0 325.8 622.3 4.8 736.9 5 30 352.0 325.8 622.3 686.4 2,616.0 6 21.4 281.2 291.1 95.1 98.0 386.3 7 21.6 288.4 291.9 80.2 12.3 155.1 8 25.2 292.8 306.4 30.8 185.0 64.9 9 37.2 360.0 354.9 2,921.0 26.0 3,498.3 10 14.4 263.2 262.8 1,448.1 0.2 1,417.8 11 15 272.4 265.2 1,271.2 51.8 809.6 12 22.4 291.2 295.1 33.1 15.2 93.2 13 23.9 299.6 301.2 0.1 2.6 1.6 14 26.6 307.6 312.1 126.5 20.3 45.5 15 30.7 320.4 328.6 769.9 67.2 382.1       Total     ? ?         ?   The coefficient of determination (r2r2) is:    ?   The F-ratio is  (?) , which means that the assessor  (?)  reject, at the 5% level of significance, the null hypothesis that there is no relationship between the selling price and the area of the house. (Hint: The critical value of F0.05,1,13F0.05,1,13 is 4.67.)   Which of the following is an approximate 95% prediction interval for the selling price of a house having an area (size) of 15 (hundred) square feet? 244.7 to 285.7   177.7 to 211.7   174.2 to 215.2

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The county assessor is studying housing demand and is interested in developing a regression model to estimate the market value (i.e., selling price) of residential property within his jurisdiction. The assessor suspects that the most important variable affecting selling price (measured in thousands of dollars) is the size of house (measured in hundreds of square feet). He randomly selects 15 houses and measures both the selling price and size, as shown in the following table.
Complete the table and then use it to determine the estimated regression line.
Observation
Size
Selling Price
 
(x 100 sq. ft.)
(x $1,000)
ii xixi yiyi xixiyiyi xi2xi2 yi2yi2
1 12 265.2 3,182.40 144.00 70,331.04
2 20.2 279.6 5,647.92 408.04 78,176.16
3 27 311.2 8,402.40 729.00 96,845.44
4 30 328.0 9,840.00 900.00 107,584.00
5 30 352.0 10,560.00 900.00 123,904.00
6 21.4 281.2 6,017.68 457.96 79,073.44
7 21.6 288.4 6,229.44 466.56 83,174.56
8 25.2 292.8 7,378.56 635.04 85,731.84
9 37.2 360.0 13,392.00 1,383.84 129,600.00
10 14.4 263.2 3,790.08 207.36 69,274.24
11 15 272.4 4,086.00 225.00 74,201.76
12 22.4 291.2 6,522.88 501.76 84,797.44
13 23.9 299.6 7,160.44 571.21 89,760.16
14 26.6 307.6 8,182.16 707.56 94,617.76
15 30.7 320.4 9,836.28 942.49 102,656.16
Total 357.60 4,512.80 ?    9,179.82     ?
 
Regression Parameters
Estimations
Slope (ββ)     ?
Intercept (αα)     ?
 
In words, for each hundred square feet, the expected selling price of a house  (?)  by $  (?)  .
 
What is the standard error of the estimate (sese)?
10.249
 
8.513
 
8.812
 
 
What is the estimate of the standard deviation of the estimated slope (sbsb)?
0.344
 
0.401
 
0.333
 
 
Can the assessor reject the hypothesis (at the 0.05 level of significance) that there is no relationship (i.e., β=0β=0) between the price and size variables? (Hint: t0.025,13=2.160t0.025,13=2.160)
No
 
Yes
 
 
Complete the following worksheet and then use it to calculate the coefficient of determination.
ii
xixi
yiyi
yˆy^
(yˆi−y¯)2y^i−y¯2
(yi−yˆ)2yi−y^2
(yi−y¯)2yi−y¯2
1 12 265.2 253.1 2,280.4 146.4 1,271.2
2 20.2 279.6 286.2 214.7 43.6 451.7
3 27 311.2 313.7 165.0 6.3 107.1
4 30 328.0 325.8 622.3 4.8 736.9
5 30 352.0 325.8 622.3 686.4 2,616.0
6 21.4 281.2 291.1 95.1 98.0 386.3
7 21.6 288.4 291.9 80.2 12.3 155.1
8 25.2 292.8 306.4 30.8 185.0 64.9
9 37.2 360.0 354.9 2,921.0 26.0 3,498.3
10 14.4 263.2 262.8 1,448.1 0.2 1,417.8
11 15 272.4 265.2 1,271.2 51.8 809.6
12 22.4 291.2 295.1 33.1 15.2 93.2
13 23.9 299.6 301.2 0.1 2.6 1.6
14 26.6 307.6 312.1 126.5 20.3 45.5
15 30.7 320.4 328.6 769.9 67.2 382.1
      Total     ? ?         ?
 
The coefficient of determination (r2r2) is:    ?
 
The F-ratio is  (?) , which means that the assessor  (?)  reject, at the 5% level of significance, the null hypothesis that there is no relationship between the selling price and the area of the house. (Hint: The critical value of F0.05,1,13F0.05,1,13 is 4.67.)
 
Which of the following is an approximate 95% prediction interval for the selling price of a house having an area (size) of 15 (hundred) square feet?
244.7 to 285.7
 
177.7 to 211.7
 
174.2 to 215.2
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