PRACT. OF STAT. IN LIFE SCI.W/ACHIEVE 1
PRACT. OF STAT. IN LIFE SCI.W/ACHIEVE 1
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ISBN: 9781319424114
Author: Moore
Publisher: MAC HIGHER
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Chapter 23, Problem 23.30E

a)

To determine

To construct a scatter plot.

a)

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Given:

PRACT. OF STAT. IN LIFE SCI.W/ACHIEVE 1, Chapter 23, Problem 23.30E , additional homework tip  1

Scatter plot for Actual vs 3D volume construction is,

PRACT. OF STAT. IN LIFE SCI.W/ACHIEVE 1, Chapter 23, Problem 23.30E , additional homework tip  2

    Regression Analysis     
      
     0.954 n 30  
     r 0.977 k 1  
     Std. Error 0.649 Dep. Var. Actual 
      
    ANOVA table 
    Source SS df MS F p-value 
    Regression 242.8360 1 242.8360 576.933.17E-20 
    Residual 11.7855 28 0.4209  
    Total 254.6214 29     
      
      
    Regression output confidence interval
    variables coefficients std. error t (df=28) p-value 95% lower 95% upper
    Intercept0.4196 0.4671 0.898 .3767-0.5373 1.3764
    3D2.4752 0.1031 24.019 3.17E-202.2641 2.6863

Therefore, least square regression equation is,

  y^=0.4196+2.4752x

b)

To determine

To verify the conditions for inference.

b)

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Answer to Problem 23.30E

All the conditions satisfied.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

PRACT. OF STAT. IN LIFE SCI.W/ACHIEVE 1, Chapter 23, Problem 23.30E , additional homework tip  3

The scatter plot shows linearly increasing trend. Therefore, the relationship is clearly linear, the scatterplot shows no unusual pattern that would indicate not Normally distributed residuals or residuals without a constant standard deviation, and the observations are independent.

c)

To determine

To test whether the linear relationship is statistically significant.

c)

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Answer to Problem 23.30E

There is sufficient evidence to conclude that the linear relationship between two variables is statistically significant.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

    Regression Analysis     
      
     0.954 n 30  
     r 0.977 k 1  
     Std. Error 0.649 Dep. Var. Actual 
      
    ANOVA table 
    Source SS df MS F p-value 
    Regression 242.8360 1 242.8360 576.933.17E-20 
    Residual 11.7855 28 0.4209  
    Total 254.6214 29     
      
      
    Regression output confidence interval
    variables coefficients std. error t (df=28) p-value 95% lower 95% upper
    Intercept0.4196 0.4671 0.898 .3767-0.5373 1.3764
    3D2.4752 0.1031 24.019 3.17E-202.2641 2.6863

Null and alternative hypotheses:

  H0:β=0

  H0:β0

Test statistic is,

t = 24.019

P-value = 0.0000

Decision: P-value< 0.05, reject H0.

Conclusion: There is sufficient evidence to conclude that the linear relationship between two variables is statistically significant.

Therefore, 95% confidence interval for slope is,

(2.2641, 2.6863)

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