PRACTICE OF STATISTICS F/AP EXAM
PRACTICE OF STATISTICS F/AP EXAM
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Chapter 12.2, Problem 50E

(a)

To determine

To construct: an appropriate scatter plot predicting click through rate from position.

(a)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 50E

There is negative, strong, curved relation between position and click through rate.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

    PositionClick through rate
    123.53
    214.94
    311.19
    47.47
    55.29
    63.8
    72.79
    82.11
    91.57
    101.18

Graph:

Scatter plot

  PRACTICE OF STATISTICS F/AP EXAM, Chapter 12.2, Problem 50E , additional homework tip  1

Form: curved, the reason is that the points are not lying on the straight line

Direction: Negative, the reason is that the pattern is downwards in the scatter plot.

Strength: strong, the reason is that all points lie don’t deviate much from the general pattern in the points.

(b)

To determine

To Explain: that this relationship follows an exponential model or a power model.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 50E

Exponential Model

Explanation of Solution

Given:

    PositionClick through rate
    123.53
    214.94
    311.19
    47.47
    55.29
    63.8
    72.79
    82.11
    91.57
    101.18

Graph:

  PRACTICE OF STATISTICS F/AP EXAM, Chapter 12.2, Problem 50E , additional homework tip  2

  PRACTICE OF STATISTICS F/AP EXAM, Chapter 12.2, Problem 50E , additional homework tip  3

The scatter plot of position v/s log (click through rate) represent no strong curved, that means that an exponential model would be appropriate.

(c)

To determine

To Explain: the equation of the regression line.

(c)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 50E

  lny=1.46740.1430lnx

Explanation of Solution

Given:

    PositionClick through rate
    123.53
    214.94
    311.19
    47.47
    55.29
    63.8
    72.79
    82.11
    91.57
    101.18

Formula used:

  a=y.x2xxynx2(x)2b=nxyx.ynx2(x)2y=a+b.x

Calculation:

X is the logarithm of length and Y is the logarithm of heart weight

    PositionClick through rateXYXYX2
    123.5303.15827620300
    214.940.6931471812.704042181.8742992130.480453
    311.191.0986122892.4150205222.6531712231.206949
    47.471.3862943612.0108949992.7876923981.921812
    55.291.6094379121.6658182462.681031042.59029
    63.81.7917594691.3350010672.3920008033.210402
    72.791.9459101491.0260415961.9965847553.786566
    82.112.0794415420.7466879471.5526939374.324077
    91.572.1972245770.4510756190.9911144374.827796
    101.182.3025850930.1655144380.3811110795.301898
    x=15.10441257y =15.67837282xy =17.30969888x2 =27.65024
    XYX2
    00

Using from the table find the value of a and b

  a=y.x2xxynx2(x)2 =1.4674

  b=nxyx.ynx2(x)2 =-0.1430

Substituting the value of a and b in the regression equation formula

  y=a+b.xy=1.46740.1430x

The least squares regression equation

  lny=1.46740.1430lnx

Where x is the position and y the click through rate

(d)

To determine

To Explain: the prediction from the part (c) of the click through rate for a website in the 11th position.

(d)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 50E

0.784152%

Explanation of Solution

Given:

    PositionClick through rate
    123.53
    214.94
    311.19
    47.47
    55.29
    63.8
    72.79
    82.11
    91.57
    101.18

Calculation:

Using the part (c)

  lny=1.46740.1430lnx

Putting the value of x

  lny=1.46740.1430lnxlny=1.46740.1430ln(11)lny=0.1056

Taking the exponential

  y=elogy=e0.1056=0.784152

Therefore the expected click through rate is 0.784152%

Chapter 12 Solutions

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