Elementary Statistics 2nd Edition
Elementary Statistics 2nd Edition
2nd Edition
ISBN: 9781259724275
Author: William Navidi, Barry Monk
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 4.3, Problem 23E

(a)

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To determine

The least squares regression line for the given data set.

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Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 23E

y=21.8708x+740.3765

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Below table represents the temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit, and barometric pressure, in inches of mercury, on August 15 at 12

noon in Macon, Georgia, over a nine-year period:

Elementary Statistics 2nd Edition, Chapter 4.3, Problem 23E , additional homework tip  1

Concepts Used:

The equation for least-square regression line:

y=b0+b1x

Where b1=rsysx is the slope and b0=y¯b1x¯ is the y -intercept.

The correlation coefficient of a data is given by:

r=1n(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )sxsy

Where,

x¯,y¯ represent the mean of x and y respectively. sx,sy represent the standard deviations of x and y, n represents the number of terms.

The standard deviations are given by:

sx=(xx ¯ )2n,sy=(yy ¯ )2n

Calculation:

The mean of x is given by:

x¯=xn=30.16+30.09+29.99+29.83+29.83+30.00+29.98+29.85+30.019x¯=269.779x¯=29.97444...

The mean of y is given by:

y¯=yn=80.1+85.5+87.0+94.5+84.0+83.2+80.1+84.9+84.09y¯=763.39y¯=84.81111...

The data can be represented in tabular form as:

Elementary Statistics 2nd Edition, Chapter 4.3, Problem 23E , additional homework tip  2

Hence, the standard deviation is given by:

sx=(xx ¯ )2nsx=0.09942...9sx=0.01104...

And,

sy=(yy ¯ )2nsy=147.44888...9sy=16.38320...

Consider, r=1n(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )sxsy

Putting the values in the formula,

r=1n(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )sxsyr=192.17444...( 0.01104... )( 16.38320... )r=0.56791...

Putting the values to obtain b1,

b1=rsysxb1=(0.56791...)( 16.38320... )( 0.01104... )b1=21.87080...b121.8708

Putting the values to obtain b0,

b0=y¯b1x¯b0=(84.81111...)(21.87080...)(29.97444...)b0=740.37646...b0740.3765

Hence, the least-square regression line is given by:

y=b0+b1xy=(740.3765)+(21.8708)xy=21.8708x+740.3765

Therefore, the least squares regression line for the given data set is y=21.8708x+740.3765

(b)

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To determine

The coefficient of determination.

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Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 23E

0.3225.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Same as part a.

Calculation:

From part a of this exercise, the correlation coefficient is r=0.56791...

The coefficient of determination is given by:

r2

Where r is the correlation coefficient of the data.

Plugging the values to obtain Coefficient of Determination,

r2=(0.56791...)2=0.32253...0.3225

Therefore, the Coefficient of Determination is 0.3225.

(c)

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To determine

A scatter plot of the temperature (y) versus the barometric pressure (x).

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Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 23E

Elementary Statistics 2nd Edition, Chapter 4.3, Problem 23E , additional homework tip  3

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Same as part a.

Calculation:

Elementary Statistics 2nd Edition, Chapter 4.3, Problem 23E , additional homework tip  4

Consider pressure as x and temperature as y.

The points representing the data would be given by:

(30.16,80.1)(30.09,85.5)(29.99,87.0)(29.83,94.5)(29.86,84.0)(30.00,83.2)(29.98,80.1)(29.85,84.9)(30.01,84.0)

Plotting the points to make a scatter plot:

Elementary Statistics 2nd Edition, Chapter 4.3, Problem 23E , additional homework tip  5

(d)

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To determine

The outliers point.

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Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 23E

(29.83,94.5)

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Same as part a.

Calculation:

Elementary Statistics 2nd Edition, Chapter 4.3, Problem 23E , additional homework tip  6

Consider pressure as x and temperature as y.

From above table, it can be observed that among all the y values 94.5 stands away from all other values.

Therefore, the outlier point is (29.83,94.5)

(e)

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To determine

The least squares regression line for the given data set by excluding the outlier.

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Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 23E

y=7.8999x+320.5388

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Same as part a.

Concepts used:

The equation for least-square regression line:

y=b0+b1x

Where b1=rsysx is the slope and b0=y¯b1x¯ is the y -intercept.

The correlation coefficient of a data is given by:

r=1n(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )sxsy

Where,

x¯,y¯ represent the mean of x and y respectively. sx,sy represent the standard deviations of x and y, n represents the number of terms.

The standard deviations are given by:

sx=(xx ¯ )2n,sy=(yy ¯ )2n

Calculation:

From part d, the outlier point is (29.83,94.5).

Excluding the outlier,

The mean of x is given by:

x¯=xn=30.16+30.09+29.99+29.83+30.00+29.98+29.85+30.018x¯=239.948x¯=29.9925

The mean of y is given by:

y¯=yn=80.1+85.5+87.0+84.0+83.2+80.1+84.9+84.08y¯=668.88y¯=83.6

The data can be represented in tabular form as:

Elementary Statistics 2nd Edition, Chapter 4.3, Problem 23E , additional homework tip  7

Hence, the standard deviation is given by:

sx=(xx ¯ )2nsx=0.075958sx=0.00949...

And,

sy=(yy ¯ )2nsy=41.848sy=5.23

Consider, r=1n(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )sxsy

Putting the values in the formula,

r=1n(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )sxsyr=18(0.6)( 0.00949... )( 5.23 )r=0.33658...

Putting the values to obtain b1,

b1=rsysxb1=(0.33658...)( 5.23 )( 0.00949... )b1=7.89993...b17.8999

Plugging the values to obtain b0,

b0=y¯b1x¯b0=(83.6)(7.89993...)(29.9925)b0=320.53877...b0320.5388

Hence, the least-square regression line is given by:

y=b0+b1xy=(320.5388)+(7.8999)xy=7.8999x+320.5388

Therefore, the least squares regression line for the given data set by excluding the outlier is y=7.8999x+320.5388

(f)

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To determine

Whether outlier is influential.

(f)

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Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 23E

The outlier is influential.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Same as part a.

Calculation:

From part a of this exercise, the least squares regression line for the given data set is y=21.8708x+740.3765

From part a of this exercise, the least squares regression line for the given data set excluding the outlier is y=7.8999x+320.5388

From above equations, it can be observed that removing the outlier creates a great difference in the equation of the least square regression line.

Therefore, the outlier is influential.

(g)

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To determine

The coefficient of determination for the data set with the outlier removed.

(g)

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Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 23E

0.1133

The proportion of variation is less without the outlier.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Same as part a.

Calculation:

From part e of this exercise, the correlation coefficient with the outlier removed is r=0.33658...

The coefficient of determination is given by:

r2

Where r is the correlation coefficient of the data.

Plugging the values to obtain Coefficient of Determination,

r2=(0.33658...)2=0.11328...0.1133

Therefore, the Coefficient of Determination is 0.1133.

Here the coefficient of determination has reduced without the outlier.

Hence, the proportion of variance explained is less without the outlier.

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