The following are the EXCEL regression results using monthly Comcast cable bill for a   household as the dependent variable (y) and the number of televisions in the household (TV, x1), the number of people living in the household (People, x2), and the number of years that household has been a Comcast customer (Years, x3) as independent variables. The regression mode is:                                     What is the proper interpretation for the parameter estimate for TV (8.3615)? Each additional television in the household increases monthly cable bill by                                      $8,361.50. Each additional television in the household decreases monthly cable bill by                         $8,361.50. Each additional television in the household increases monthly cable bill by                          $8.36. Each additional television in the household decreases monthly cable bill by                          $8.36.       If you were to conduct a Global F Test to test the overall usefulness of the regression model you followed above, what should be the proper hypotheses?                   The proper observed F value to conduct the Global F Test, F0, is: 0.7480 0.5595 6.7700 15.3343   If you were to conduct the test using the critical value approach, the critical F value, Fα, to conduct this F test at 5% level of significance is: 3.2389 4.6700 2.4618 3.6370   What should be the conclusion for this Global F Test? Fail to reject the null hypothesis and fail to accept the alternative hypothesis and                              hence the model is acceptable. Reject the null hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis and hence the                                model is not good enough. Fail to reject the null hypothesis and fail to accept the alternative hypothesis and                              hence the model is not acceptable. Reject the null hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis and hence the                                model is acceptable.

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The following data provides the monthly Comcast cable bill for a random sample of 20 households along with the number of televisions in the household (TV), the number of people living in the household (People), and the number of years that household has been a Comcast customer (Years).

 

Bill

TV

People

Years

$56

1

3

8

$59

3

5

11

$67

3

2

3

$75

2

3

8

$76

4

1

8

$82

1

5

4

$84

3

3

3

$84

1

3

8

$84

4

4

4

$90

2

4

3

$91

3

5

5

$100

2

7

9

$100

2

2

5

$102

4

4

6

$104

3

5

10

$104

3

4

6

$112

4

3

2

$114

4

5

8

$130

5

5

1

$135

5

6

7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The following are the EXCEL regression results using monthly Comcast cable bill for a

 

household as the dependent variable (y) and the number of televisions in the household (TV, x1), the number of people living in the household (People, x2), and the number of years that household has been a Comcast customer (Years, x3) as independent variables. The regression mode is:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  1. What is the proper interpretation for the parameter estimate for TV (8.3615)?
  2. Each additional television in the household increases monthly cable bill by                                      $8,361.50.
  3. Each additional television in the household decreases monthly cable bill by                         $8,361.50.
  4. Each additional television in the household increases monthly cable bill by                          $8.36.
  5. Each additional television in the household decreases monthly cable bill by                          $8.36.

 

 

 

  1. If you were to conduct a Global F Test to test the overall usefulness of the regression model you followed above, what should be the proper hypotheses?

 

  1.  

 

  1.  

 

  1.  

 

  1.  

 

  1. The proper observed F value to conduct the Global F Test, F0, is:
  2. 0.7480
  3. 0.5595
  4. 6.7700
  5. 15.3343

 

  1. If you were to conduct the test using the critical value approach, the critical F value, Fα, to conduct this F test at 5% level of significance is:
  2. 3.2389
  3. 4.6700
  4. 2.4618
  5. 3.6370

 

  1. What should be the conclusion for this Global F Test?
  2. Fail to reject the null hypothesis and fail to accept the alternative hypothesis and                              hence the model is acceptable.
  3. Reject the null hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis and hence the                                model is not good enough.
  4. Fail to reject the null hypothesis and fail to accept the alternative hypothesis and                              hence the model is not acceptable.
  5. Reject the null hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis and hence the                                model is acceptable.
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