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ISBN: 9781464158933
Author: David S. Moore, George P. McCabe, Bruce A. Craig
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
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Chapter 10, Problem 52E

(a)

To determine

To find: The mean of the predicted values of the ACT scores and its comparison with the mean of the ACT scores.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 52E

Solution: The mean value of the ACT score is 21.133 and the mean value of the predicted value of ACT score is 21.162. Both the mean values are identical.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: The predicted values can be obtained by using the referred Exercise 10.61.

The regression equation is

ACT=1.63+0.0214 SAT

The predicted values for ACT corresponding to the SAT score of 1000 is calculated as shown below:

ACT=1.63+0.0214 SAT=1.63+0.0214 (1000)=23.03

Similarly, obtain the predicted values for ACT corresponding to the remaining SAT scores as shown below:

Obs

SAT

Predicted values for ACT

1

1000

23.03

2

1010

23.24

3

920

21.32

4

840

19.61

5

830

19.39

6

1440

32.45

7

490

12.12

8

1050

24.1

9

870

20.25

10

970

22.39

11

920

21.32

12

810

18.96

13

1080

24.74

14

1000

23.03

15

1030

23.67

16

870

20.25

17

880

20.46

18

850

19.82

19

780

18.32

20

830

19.39

21

1190

27.1

22

800

18.75

23

830

19.39

24

890

20.68

25

880

20.46

26

980

22.6

27

1030

23.67

28

1220

27.74

29

1080

24.74

30

970

22.39

31

1090

24.96

32

860

20.03

33

740

17.47

34

500

12.33

35

780

18.32

36

1120

25.6

37

590

14.26

38

990

22.82

39

700

16.61

40

930

21.53

41

860

20.03

42

420

10.62

43

800

18.75

44

1140

26.03

45

920

21.32

46

800

18.75

47

1040

23.89

48

840

19.61

49

1060

24.31

50

870

20.25

51

1120

25.6

52

800

18.75

53

960

22.17

54

880

20.46

55

1020

23.46

56

790

18.54

57

620

14.9

58

1150

26.24

59

970

22.39

60

1060

24.31

The mean value for the predicted values of ACT can be calculated as shown below:

Mean=Sum of the predicted values of ACTTotal number of values=1269.6960=21.162

With the help of Minitab, the mean of the ACT scores can be calculated as shown below:

Step 1: Enter the data into the worksheet of Minitab.

Step 2: Go to StatBasic StatisticsDisplay Descriptive Statistics. In the “Variables” textbox, enter the variable “ACT.”

Step 3: Go to statistics and select mean. Click on “OK” twice.

Hence, the required mean obtained is 21.133.

Interpretation: Therefore, it can be concluded that the mean value of the ACT score and the mean value of the predicted value of ACT score are identical.

(b)

To determine

To find: The standard deviation of the predicted values and its comparison with the standard deviation of the actual ACT scores.

(b)

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Answer to Problem 52E

Solution: The standard deviation of the ACT score is 4.714 and the standard deviation of the predicted ACT scores is 3.854.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: With the help of Minitab, the standard deviation of the ACT scores can be calculated as shown below:

Step 1: Enter the data into the worksheet of Minitab.

Step 2: Go to StatBasic StatisticsDisplay Descriptive Statistics. In the “Variables,” enter the variable “ACT.”

Step 3: Go to statistics and select standard deviation. Click on “OK” twice.

Hence, the required standard deviation obtained is 4.714.

Use the predicted values of the ACT scores, which is obtained in the part (a). With the help of Minitab, the standard deviation of the predicted ACT scores or fitted values can be calculated as shown below:

Step 1: Enter the data of the predicted values of the ACT scores into the worksheet of Minitab.

Step 2: Go to StatBasic StatisticsDisplay Descriptive Statistics. In the “Variables” textbox, enter the variable “Predicted ACT scores.”

Step 3: Go to statistics and select standard deviation. Click on “OK” twice.

Hence, the required standard deviation obtained is 3.854.

Interpretation: Therefore, it can be concluded that the variability in the predicted ACT scores is less in comparison to the variability in the ACT scores.

(c)

To determine

To find: The SAT score for a student who is one standard deviation above the mean.

(c)

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Answer to Problem 52E

Solution: The SAT score for a student who is one standard deviation above the mean is 1092.8.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: With the help of Minitab, the mean of the SAT scores can be calculated as shown below:

Step 1: Enter the data into the worksheet of Minitab.

Step 2: Go to StatBasic StatisticsDisplay Descriptive Statistics. In the “Variables” textbox, enter the variable “SAT.”

Step 3: Go to statistics and select mean. Click on “OK” twice.

Hence, the required mean obtained is 912.7.

With the help of Minitab, the standard deviation of the SAT scores can be calculated as shown below:

Step 1: Enter the data into the worksheet of Minitab.

Step 2: Go to StatBasic StatisticsDisplay Descriptive Statistics. In the “Variables,” enter the variable “SAT.”

Step 3: Go to statistics and select standard deviation. Click on “OK” twice.

Hence, the required standard deviation obtained is 180.1.

For z=1, the SAT score for a student who is one standard deviation above the mean is calculated as

SAT score=Mean of SAT scores+Standard deviation of SAT scores=912.7+180.1=1092.8 

Interpretation: Therefore, it can be concluded that the predicted SAT score is 1092.8, which provides a standard score of about one by using the standard deviation of the predicted SAT scores.

To determine

To find: The predicted ACT score for a student who is one standard deviation above the mean and standardize this predicted ACT score.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 52E

Solution: The required predicted ACT score is 25.02.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: The predicted ACT score can be calculated as

ACT=1.63+0.0214 (SAT)=1.63+0.0214 (1092.8)=25.02

Interpretation: Therefore, it can be concluded that the predicted ACT score is 25.02, which provides a standard score of about one by using the standard deviation of the predicted ACT scores.

(d)

To determine

To find: The SAT score for a student who is one standard deviation below the mean.

(d)

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Answer to Problem 52E

Solution: The SAT score for a student who is one standard deviation below the mean is 732.6.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: For z=1, the SAT score for a student who is one standard deviation below the mean is calculated as

SAT score=Mean of SAT scoresStandard deviation of SAT scores=912.7180.1=732.6

To determine

To find: The predicted ACT score for a student who is one standard deviation below the mean and standardize this predicted ACT score.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 52E

Solution: The required predicted ACT score is 17.3.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: For z=1, the SAT score for a student who is one standard deviation below the mean is calculated as

SAT score=Mean of SAT scoresStandard deviation of SAT scores=912.7180.1=732.6

The predicted ACT score is

ACT=1.63+0.0214 (SAT)=1.63+0.0214 (732.6)=17.3

(e)

To determine

To explain: The conclusions on the basis of part (c) and part (d).

(e)

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Answer to Problem 52E

Solution: The standard score of the predicted value is same as the explanatory variable’s standard score for the parts (c) and (d).

Explanation of Solution

For the part (c), the predicted ACT score is 25.02 and the corresponding SAT score is 1120, which is similar to the standardized SAT score 1092.8. For the part (d), the predicted ACT score is 17.3 and the corresponding SAT score is 740, which is similar to the standardized SAT score 732.6. So, for the parts (c) and (d), it can be said that explanatory variable’s standard score is appears to be same as the standard score of the predicted value.

Therefore, it can be said that the standard score of the predicted value is the same as the explanatory variable’s standard score.

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