Exam 14: Introduction to Linear Regression and Correlation Analysis

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A random sample of two variables,x and y,produced the following observations: A random sample of two variables,x and y,produced the following observations:   Compute the correlation coefficient for these sample data. Compute the correlation coefficient for these sample data.

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Assume that you have calculated a prediction of Assume that you have calculated a prediction of   = 110 where the specific value for x is equal to the average value of x.Also assume that n = 201 and that the standard error of the estimate is s<sub>ε</sub> = 4.5.Find the approximate 95 percent prediction interval. = 110 where the specific value for x is equal to the average value of x.Also assume that n = 201 and that the standard error of the estimate is sε = 4.5.Find the approximate 95 percent prediction interval.

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When constructing a scatter plot,the dependent variable is placed on the vertical axis and the independent variable is placed on the horizontal axis.

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Given the following regression equation,the predicted value for y when x = 0.5 is about 4.57 Given the following regression equation,the predicted value for y when x = 0.5 is about 4.57

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A study was done in which the high daily temperature and the number of traffic accidents within the city were recorded.These sample data are shown as follows: A study was done in which the high daily temperature and the number of traffic accidents within the city were recorded.These sample data are shown as follows:   Given this data the sample correlation is: Given this data the sample correlation is:

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Both a scatter plot and the correlation coefficient can distinguish between a curvilinear and a linear relationship.

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In a study of 30 customers' utility bills in which the monthly bill was the dependent variable and the number of square feet in the house is the independent variable,the resulting regression model is In a study of 30 customers' utility bills in which the monthly bill was the dependent variable and the number of square feet in the house is the independent variable,the resulting regression model is   = 23.40 + 0.4x.Based on this model,the expected utility bill for a customer with a home with 2,300 square feet is approximately $92.00. = 23.40 + 0.4x.Based on this model,the expected utility bill for a customer with a home with 2,300 square feet is approximately $92.00.

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State University recently randomly sampled seven students and analyzed grade point average (GPA)and number of hours worked off-campus per week.The following data were observed: State University recently randomly sampled seven students and analyzed grade point average (GPA)and number of hours worked off-campus per week.The following data were observed:    In testing the significance of the regression slope coefficient for the independent variable,HOURS,the calculated test statistic is approximately t = -1.47. In testing the significance of the regression slope coefficient for the independent variable,HOURS,the calculated test statistic is approximately t = -1.47.

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State University recently randomly sampled ten students and analyzed grade point average (GPA)and number of hours worked off-campus per week.The following data were observed: State University recently randomly sampled ten students and analyzed grade point average (GPA)and number of hours worked off-campus per week.The following data were observed:    If the university wished to test the claim that the correlation between hours worked and GPA is negative,the following null and alternative hypotheses would be appropriate: H<sub>0</sub> : ρ < 0.0 H<sub>a</sub> : ρ ≥ 0.0 If the university wished to test the claim that the correlation between hours worked and GPA is negative,the following null and alternative hypotheses would be appropriate: H0 : ρ < 0.0 Ha : ρ ≥ 0.0

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The following regression output is available.Notice that some of the values are missing. The following regression output is available.Notice that some of the values are missing.   Given this information,what is the test statistic for testing whether the regression slope coefficient is equal to zero? Given this information,what is the test statistic for testing whether the regression slope coefficient is equal to zero?

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If two variables are spuriously correlated,it means that the correlation coefficient between them is near zero.

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A dependent variable is the variable that we wish to predict or explain in a regression model.

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Assume that a medical research study found a correlation of -0.73 between consumption of vitamin A and the cancer rate of a particular type of cancer.This could be interpreted to mean:

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If a pair of variables have a strong curvilinear relationship,which of the following is true?

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In analyzing the relationship between two variables,a scatter plot can be used to detect which of the following?

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You are given the following sample data for two variables: You are given the following sample data for two variables:    Based upon these sample data,and testing at the 0.05 level of significance,the critical value for testing whether the population correlation coefficient is equal to zero is t = 2.2622. Based upon these sample data,and testing at the 0.05 level of significance,the critical value for testing whether the population correlation coefficient is equal to zero is t = 2.2622.

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State University recently randomly sampled seven students and analyzed grade point average (GPA)and number of hours worked off-campus per week.The following data were observed: State University recently randomly sampled seven students and analyzed grade point average (GPA)and number of hours worked off-campus per week.The following data were observed:    A regression model with HOURS as the independent variable has an R-square equal to approximately .46. A regression model with HOURS as the independent variable has an R-square equal to approximately .46.

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The following regression model has been computed based on a sample of twenty observations: The following regression model has been computed based on a sample of twenty observations:   = 34.2 + 19.3x.The first observations in the sample for y and x were 300 and 18,respectively.Given this,the residual value for the first observation is approximately 81.6. = 34.2 + 19.3x.The first observations in the sample for y and x were 300 and 18,respectively.Given this,the residual value for the first observation is approximately 81.6.

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If a simple least squares regression model is developed based on a sample where the two variables are known to be positively correlated,the sign on the regression coefficient will be positive also.

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