Concept explainers
(a)
To find: the equation of the least-squares line
(a)
Answer to Problem 51E
The equation of the least-squares line is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Mean | Standard deviation | |
IQ score | ||
Grade point average(GPA) |
Calculation:
The least-squares regression line is
Where
Slope
AndY intercept is
The least-squares regression line of the IQ score and GPA score has slope:
To find the intercept, we use the fact that the least-squares line passes through
So the equation of the least-squares line is:
Conclusion:
So the equation of the least-squares line is
(b)
To explain:percent of the variation in these students GPAs
(b)
Answer to Problem 51E
Then 40.16% of the variation in Y is due to the straight line relationship between Y and X. The other 59.84% is individual variation that is not explained by the linear relationship.
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
The coefficient of determination
Here,
Then about 40.16% of the variation in Y is due to the straight line relationship between Y and X. The other 59.84% is individual variation that is not explained by the linear relationship.
Conclusion:
Hence, about 40.16% of the variation in Y is due to the straight line relationship between Y and X. The other 59.84% is individual variation that is not explained by the linear relationship.
(b)
To find and interpret: the residual for the students.
(b)
Answer to Problem 51E
The student is negative; this shows the data point lies below the line.
The student had a GPA that was 6.3211 points worse than expected for someone with an IQ of 103.
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
The least-squares regression line of the IQ score and GPA score is:
Predicted GPA score for a student having IQ score 103 is
But observed value of GPA score for same student is
This residual is negative; this shows the data point lies below the line.
The student had a GPA that was 6.3211 points worse than expected for someone with an IQ of 103.
Conclusion:
Hence, the student had a GPA that was -6.3211 points worse than expected for someone with an IQ of 103.
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