Statistics for Management and Economics, Abbreviated
Statistics for Management and Economics, Abbreviated
10th Edition
ISBN: 9781305480483
Author: KELLER, Gerald
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 16.6, Problem 101E

a:

To determine

Regression equation.

a:

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The general regression equation can be written as follows:

y^=b0+b1x

The term y^ is the dependent variable (estimated value of the dependent value), the term b0 is the indicates intercept, the term x indicates the independent variable, and the term b1 indicates the coefficient of the independent variable.

Table 1 shows the processing of data as follows:

Table 1

Slxiyixi2yi2xi×yi
1-51525225-75
2-29481-18
3070490
43693618
544161616
6714917
Total742103408-52

Standard deviation (sxy) can be calculated as follows:

sxy=1n1[i=1nxiyii=1nxii=1nyin]=161[52(7)(426]=20.20

Standard deviation is -202.2.

The variance of x (sx2) can be calculated as follows:

sx2=1n1[i=1nxi2(i=1nxi)2n]=161[103(7)26]=18.97

The variance of x is 18.97.

The value of coefficient ( b1) can be calculated as follows:

b1=sxysx2=20.218.97=1.065

The value of b1 is -1.065.

The average value (x¯) of the independent variable x can be calculated as follows:

x¯=xin=76=1.167

The average value of x is 1.167.

The average value (y¯) of the independent variable x can be calculated as follows:

y¯=yin=426=7

The average value of x is 7.

Intercept b0 can be calculated as follows:

b0=y¯b1x¯=7(1.065)(1.167)=8.253

The intercept value is 8.253.

Thus, the regression equation is given below:

y^=8.2531.065x

b:

To determine

The predicted value of y.

b:

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The estimated value of y (y^) can be calculated using the below equation:

y^=8.2531.065x

Table 2 shows the predicted value of x that is obtained using the regression equation with different levels of x values as follows:

Table 2

Slxiy^=8.2531.065x
1-513.58
2-210.38
308.253
435.058
543.993
670.758

c:

To determine

Calculate the residual.

c:

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The value of residual (ei) can be calculated using the below equation:

ei=yiy^i        (1)

Table 3 shows the residual value that is obtained using Equation (1) as follows:

Table 3

Slxiy^=8.2531.065xei=yiy^i
1-513.581.42
2-210.38-1.38
308.253-1.253
435.0580.942
543.9930.007
670.7580.202

d:

To determine

Calculate the standardized residual.

d:

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The variance of y (sy2) can be calculated as follows:

sy2=1n1[i=1nyi2(i=1nyi)2n]=161[408(42)26]=22.80

The variance of y is 22.8.

Error sum of square (SSE) can be calculated as follows:

SSE=(n1)(sy2sxy2sx2)=(61)(22.80(20.20)218.97)=6.451

Error sum of square is 6.451.

The value of sε can be calculated as follows:

sε=SSEn2=6.45162=1.270

The value of sε is 1.27.

The value of standardized residual (se) can be calculated using the below equation:

se=(eisε)        (2)

Table 5 shows the standardized residual value that is obtained using Equation (2) as follows:

Table 5

Slxiy^=8.2531.065xei=yiy^ise
1-513.581.421.18
2-210.38-1.38-1.087
308.253-1.253-0.987
435.0580.9420.742
543.9930.0070.0055
670.7580.2020.159

e:

To determine

Identification of outliers.

e:

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From the above calculations, it is known that there are no outliers.

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