Exam 6: Correlation and Linear Regression

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Shown below is a correlation table showing correlation coefficients between stock price, earnings per share (EPS) and price/earnings (P/E) ratio for a sample of 19 Publicly traded companies.Which of the following statements is false? Correlations: Stock Price, EPS, PE Shown below is a correlation table showing correlation coefficients between stock price, earnings per share (EPS) and price/earnings (P/E) ratio for a sample of 19 Publicly traded companies.Which of the following statements is false? Correlations: Stock Price, EPS, PE

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Suppose the correlation, r, between two variables x and y is -0.44.What would you predict about a y value if the x value is 2 standard deviations above its mean?

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Data were collected on monthly sales revenues (in $1,000s) and monthly advertising expenditures ($100s) for a sample of drug stores.The regression line relating revenues (Y) to advertising expenditure (X) is estimated to be Data were collected on monthly sales revenues (in $1,000s) and monthly advertising expenditures ($100s) for a sample of drug stores.The regression line relating revenues (Y) to advertising expenditure (X) is estimated to be   .The correct Interpretation of the slope is that for each additional .The correct Interpretation of the slope is that for each additional

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The scatterplot shows monthly sales figures (in units) and number of months of experience for a sample of salespeople. The scatterplot shows monthly sales figures (in units) and number of months of experience for a sample of salespeople.   The association between monthly sales and level of experience can be described as The association between monthly sales and level of experience can be described as

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