Exam 14: Regression Analysis

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A researcher analyzes the relationship between amusement park attendance and the price of admission.She estimates the following model: A researcher analyzes the relationship between amusement park attendance and the price of admission.She estimates the following model:   , where Attendance is the daily attendance (in 1000s)and Price is the gate price (in $).A portion of the regression results is shown in the accompanying table.   a.Predict the Attendance for an amusement park that charges $80 for admission. B)Interpret the slope coefficient attached to Price. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate.If the sample mean for Attendance is 75.9,what can you infer about the model's predictive power. D)Calculate and interpret the coefficient of determination.How much of the variability in Attendance is unexplained. , where Attendance is the daily attendance (in 1000s)and Price is the gate price (in $).A portion of the regression results is shown in the accompanying table. A researcher analyzes the relationship between amusement park attendance and the price of admission.She estimates the following model:   , where Attendance is the daily attendance (in 1000s)and Price is the gate price (in $).A portion of the regression results is shown in the accompanying table.   a.Predict the Attendance for an amusement park that charges $80 for admission. B)Interpret the slope coefficient attached to Price. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate.If the sample mean for Attendance is 75.9,what can you infer about the model's predictive power. D)Calculate and interpret the coefficient of determination.How much of the variability in Attendance is unexplained. a.Predict the Attendance for an amusement park that charges $80 for admission. B)Interpret the slope coefficient attached to Price. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate.If the sample mean for Attendance is 75.9,what can you infer about the model's predictive power. D)Calculate and interpret the coefficient of determination.How much of the variability in Attendance is unexplained.

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a.86,600 people;
b.If the Price goes up by $1,then on average Attendance decreases by 3,100 people;
c. a.86,600 people; b.If the Price goes up by $1,then on average Attendance decreases by 3,100 people; c.   ,since   ,model may have some promise,but typically a ratio of less than 0.20 provides evidence of a good model.More assessing is necessary; d.   ,61.5% of the variation in Attendance is explained by the variation in Price;this infers that 38.5% of the variability in Attendance is unexplained. ,since a.86,600 people; b.If the Price goes up by $1,then on average Attendance decreases by 3,100 people; c.   ,since   ,model may have some promise,but typically a ratio of less than 0.20 provides evidence of a good model.More assessing is necessary; d.   ,61.5% of the variation in Attendance is explained by the variation in Price;this infers that 38.5% of the variability in Attendance is unexplained. ,model may have some promise,but typically a ratio of less than 0.20 provides evidence of a good model.More assessing is necessary;
d. a.86,600 people; b.If the Price goes up by $1,then on average Attendance decreases by 3,100 people; c.   ,since   ,model may have some promise,but typically a ratio of less than 0.20 provides evidence of a good model.More assessing is necessary; d.   ,61.5% of the variation in Attendance is explained by the variation in Price;this infers that 38.5% of the variability in Attendance is unexplained. ,61.5% of the variation in Attendance is explained by the variation in Price;this infers that 38.5% of the variability in Attendance is unexplained.

Consider the following simple linear regression model: Consider the following simple linear regression model:   .The random error term is: .The random error term is:

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A statistics instructor wants to examine the relationship between the hours a student spends studying for the final exam (Hours)and a student's grade on the final exam (Grade).She takes a sample of five students. A statistics instructor wants to examine the relationship between the hours a student spends studying for the final exam (Hours)and a student's grade on the final exam (Grade).She takes a sample of five students.   a.Compute the sample correlation coefficient. B)Specify the competing hypotheses in order to determine whether the hours spent studying and the final grade are correlated. C)Calculate the value of the test statistic and approximate the corresponding p-value. D)At the 10% significance level,what is the conclusion to the test? Explain. a.Compute the sample correlation coefficient. B)Specify the competing hypotheses in order to determine whether the hours spent studying and the final grade are correlated. C)Calculate the value of the test statistic and approximate the corresponding p-value. D)At the 10% significance level,what is the conclusion to the test? Explain.

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a. a.   ; b.   ; c.   ;using the t table,0.02 < p-value < 0.05; d.Since the p-value < α = 0.10,we reject H<sub>0</sub>;we can conclude that the hours spent studying and the final grade are correlated. ;
b. a.   ; b.   ; c.   ;using the t table,0.02 < p-value < 0.05; d.Since the p-value < α = 0.10,we reject H<sub>0</sub>;we can conclude that the hours spent studying and the final grade are correlated. ;
c. a.   ; b.   ; c.   ;using the t table,0.02 < p-value < 0.05; d.Since the p-value < α = 0.10,we reject H<sub>0</sub>;we can conclude that the hours spent studying and the final grade are correlated. ;using the t table,0.02 < p-value < 0.05;
d.Since the p-value < α = 0.10,we reject H0;we can conclude that the hours spent studying and the final grade are correlated.

Exhibit 14-6.A manager at a local bank analyzed the relationship between monthly salary (y,in $)and length of service (x,measured in months)for 30 employees.She estimates Exhibit 14-6.A manager at a local bank analyzed the relationship between monthly salary (y,in $)and length of service (x,measured in months)for 30 employees.She estimates   .The following table summarizes a portion of the regression results:   Refer to Exhibit 14-6.How much of the variation in Salary is unexplained by the model? .The following table summarizes a portion of the regression results: Exhibit 14-6.A manager at a local bank analyzed the relationship between monthly salary (y,in $)and length of service (x,measured in months)for 30 employees.She estimates   .The following table summarizes a portion of the regression results:   Refer to Exhibit 14-6.How much of the variation in Salary is unexplained by the model? Refer to Exhibit 14-6.How much of the variation in Salary is unexplained by the model?

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An economist examines the relationship between the number of patent applications filed and expenditures in research and development (R&D)for the 50 states and the District of Columbia.She believes that if a state spends more on research and development,then more patents will be filed.She estimates the following model: An economist examines the relationship between the number of patent applications filed and expenditures in research and development (R&D)for the 50 states and the District of Columbia.She believes that if a state spends more on research and development,then more patents will be filed.She estimates the following model:   , where Patents is the number of patent applications filed and R&D is the state's expenditures on research and development (in $1,000,000s).Data was obtained from the 2012 Statistical Abstract of the United States for the year 2007.The regression results are shown in the accompanying table.   a.Predict the number of patents filed for a state that spends $5,000,000 on R&D. B)Interpret the coefficient attached to R&D. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate. D)Interpret the coefficient of determination. , where Patents is the number of patent applications filed and R&D is the state's expenditures on research and development (in $1,000,000s).Data was obtained from the 2012 Statistical Abstract of the United States for the year 2007.The regression results are shown in the accompanying table. An economist examines the relationship between the number of patent applications filed and expenditures in research and development (R&D)for the 50 states and the District of Columbia.She believes that if a state spends more on research and development,then more patents will be filed.She estimates the following model:   , where Patents is the number of patent applications filed and R&D is the state's expenditures on research and development (in $1,000,000s).Data was obtained from the 2012 Statistical Abstract of the United States for the year 2007.The regression results are shown in the accompanying table.   a.Predict the number of patents filed for a state that spends $5,000,000 on R&D. B)Interpret the coefficient attached to R&D. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate. D)Interpret the coefficient of determination. a.Predict the number of patents filed for a state that spends $5,000,000 on R&D. B)Interpret the coefficient attached to R&D. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate. D)Interpret the coefficient of determination.

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In the estimation of a multiple regression model with four explanatory variables and 25 observations, In the estimation of a multiple regression model with four explanatory variables and 25 observations,   and   .The value of adjusted R<sup>2</sup> is closest to: and In the estimation of a multiple regression model with four explanatory variables and 25 observations,   and   .The value of adjusted R<sup>2</sup> is closest to: .The value of adjusted R2 is closest to:

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Exhibit 14-9.When estimating Exhibit 14-9.When estimating   ,the following regression results were obtained.   Refer to Exhibit 14-9.What is the adjusted R<sup>2</sup>? ,the following regression results were obtained. Exhibit 14-9.When estimating   ,the following regression results were obtained.   Refer to Exhibit 14-9.What is the adjusted R<sup>2</sup>? Refer to Exhibit 14-9.What is the adjusted R2?

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Given the augmented Phillips model: Given the augmented Phillips model:   ,where y = actual rate of inflation (%),x<sub>1</sub> = unemployment rate (%),and x<sub>2</sub> = anticipated inflation rate (%).The explanatory variable(s)in this model is(are)the: ,where y = actual rate of inflation (%),x1 = unemployment rate (%),and x2 = anticipated inflation rate (%).The explanatory variable(s)in this model is(are)the:

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Consider the following sample data: Consider the following sample data:   a.Construct a scatterplot and verify that estimating a simple linear regression is appropriate. B)Calculate b<sub>0</sub> and b<sub>1</sub>.What is the sample regression equation? Predict y if x equals 15. C)Interpret the value of the slope coefficient,   . D)Calculate   and   . E)Calculate   . a.Construct a scatterplot and verify that estimating a simple linear regression is appropriate. B)Calculate b0 and b1.What is the sample regression equation? Predict y if x equals 15. C)Interpret the value of the slope coefficient, Consider the following sample data:   a.Construct a scatterplot and verify that estimating a simple linear regression is appropriate. B)Calculate b<sub>0</sub> and b<sub>1</sub>.What is the sample regression equation? Predict y if x equals 15. C)Interpret the value of the slope coefficient,   . D)Calculate   and   . E)Calculate   . . D)Calculate Consider the following sample data:   a.Construct a scatterplot and verify that estimating a simple linear regression is appropriate. B)Calculate b<sub>0</sub> and b<sub>1</sub>.What is the sample regression equation? Predict y if x equals 15. C)Interpret the value of the slope coefficient,   . D)Calculate   and   . E)Calculate   . and Consider the following sample data:   a.Construct a scatterplot and verify that estimating a simple linear regression is appropriate. B)Calculate b<sub>0</sub> and b<sub>1</sub>.What is the sample regression equation? Predict y if x equals 15. C)Interpret the value of the slope coefficient,   . D)Calculate   and   . E)Calculate   . . E)Calculate Consider the following sample data:   a.Construct a scatterplot and verify that estimating a simple linear regression is appropriate. B)Calculate b<sub>0</sub> and b<sub>1</sub>.What is the sample regression equation? Predict y if x equals 15. C)Interpret the value of the slope coefficient,   . D)Calculate   and   . E)Calculate   . .

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Using the same data set,four models are estimated using the same response variable,however,the number of explanatory variables differs.Which model provides the best fit? Using the same data set,four models are estimated using the same response variable,however,the number of explanatory variables differs.Which model provides the best fit?

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Each point in the scatterplot represents one observed value for one variable.

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Exhibit 14-7.Assume you ran a multiple regression to gain a better understanding of the relationship between lumber sales,housing starts,and commercial construction.The regression uses lumber sales (in $100,000s)as the response variable with housing starts (in 1000s)and commercial construction (in 1000s)as the explanatory variables.The results of the regression are: Exhibit 14-7.Assume you ran a multiple regression to gain a better understanding of the relationship between lumber sales,housing starts,and commercial construction.The regression uses lumber sales (in $100,000s)as the response variable with housing starts (in 1000s)and commercial construction (in 1000s)as the explanatory variables.The results of the regression are:   Refer to Exhibit 14-7.If housing starts were 17,000 and commercial construction was 3,200,the best estimate of lumber sales would be: Refer to Exhibit 14-7.If housing starts were 17,000 and commercial construction was 3,200,the best estimate of lumber sales would be:

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Exhibit 14-3.Consider the following sample regression equation Exhibit 14-3.Consider the following sample regression equation   ,where y is the demand for Product A (in 1000s)and x is the price of the product (in $). Refer to Exhibit 14-3.If the price of Product A is $5,then we expect demand to be ,where y is the demand for Product A (in 1000s)and x is the price of the product (in $). Refer to Exhibit 14-3.If the price of Product A is $5,then we expect demand to be

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Consider the following data: Consider the following data:   ,and   .Calculate the sample correlation coefficient,   . ,and Consider the following data:   ,and   .Calculate the sample correlation coefficient,   . .Calculate the sample correlation coefficient, Consider the following data:   ,and   .Calculate the sample correlation coefficient,   . .

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Exhibit 14-8.An real estate analyst believes that the three main factors that influence an apartment's rent in a college town are the number of bedrooms,the number of bathrooms,and the apartment's square footage.For 40 apartments,she collects data on the rent (y,in $),the number of bedrooms (x1),the number of bathrooms (x2),and its square footage (x3).She estimates the following model: Exhibit 14-8.An real estate analyst believes that the three main factors that influence an apartment's rent in a college town are the number of bedrooms,the number of bathrooms,and the apartment's square footage.For 40 apartments,she collects data on the rent (y,in $),the number of bedrooms (x<sub>1</sub>),the number of bathrooms (x<sub>2</sub>),and its square footage (x<sub>3</sub>).She estimates the following model:   .The following table shows a portion of the regression results.   Refer to Exhibit 14-8.The standard deviation of the difference between actual rent and the estimate of rent is: .The following table shows a portion of the regression results. Exhibit 14-8.An real estate analyst believes that the three main factors that influence an apartment's rent in a college town are the number of bedrooms,the number of bathrooms,and the apartment's square footage.For 40 apartments,she collects data on the rent (y,in $),the number of bedrooms (x<sub>1</sub>),the number of bathrooms (x<sub>2</sub>),and its square footage (x<sub>3</sub>).She estimates the following model:   .The following table shows a portion of the regression results.   Refer to Exhibit 14-8.The standard deviation of the difference between actual rent and the estimate of rent is: Refer to Exhibit 14-8.The standard deviation of the difference between actual rent and the estimate of rent is:

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Exhibit 14-7.Assume you ran a multiple regression to gain a better understanding of the relationship between lumber sales,housing starts,and commercial construction.The regression uses lumber sales (in $100,000s)as the response variable with housing starts (in 1000s)and commercial construction (in 1000s)as the explanatory variables.The results of the regression are: Exhibit 14-7.Assume you ran a multiple regression to gain a better understanding of the relationship between lumber sales,housing starts,and commercial construction.The regression uses lumber sales (in $100,000s)as the response variable with housing starts (in 1000s)and commercial construction (in 1000s)as the explanatory variables.The results of the regression are:   Refer to Exhibit 14-7.The standard deviation of the difference between actual lumber sales and the estimate of those sales is: Refer to Exhibit 14-7.The standard deviation of the difference between actual lumber sales and the estimate of those sales is:

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Consider the following information regarding a response variable y and an explanatory variable x. Consider the following information regarding a response variable y and an explanatory variable x.   a.Calculate b<sub>0</sub> and b<sub>1</sub>. B)What is the sample regression equation? Predict y if x equals 10. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate. D)Calculate and interpret the coefficient of determination. a.Calculate b0 and b1. B)What is the sample regression equation? Predict y if x equals 10. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate. D)Calculate and interpret the coefficient of determination.

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An investment analyst wants to examine the relationship between a mutual fund's return,its turnover rate and its expense ratio.She randomly selects 10 mutual funds and estimates: Return = An investment analyst wants to examine the relationship between a mutual fund's return,its turnover rate and its expense ratio.She randomly selects 10 mutual funds and estimates: Return =   +   Turnover +   Expense +   ,where Return is the average five-year return (in %),Turnover is the annual holdings turnover (in %),Expense is the annual expense ratio (in %),and   is the random error component.A portion of the regression results is shown in the accompanying table.   a.Predict the return for a mutual fund that has an annual holdings turnover of 60% and an annual expense ratio of 1.5%. B)Interpret the slope coefficient attached to Expense. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate.If the sample mean for Return is 34.7%,what can you infer about the model's predictive power. D)Calculate and interpret the coefficient of determination. + An investment analyst wants to examine the relationship between a mutual fund's return,its turnover rate and its expense ratio.She randomly selects 10 mutual funds and estimates: Return =   +   Turnover +   Expense +   ,where Return is the average five-year return (in %),Turnover is the annual holdings turnover (in %),Expense is the annual expense ratio (in %),and   is the random error component.A portion of the regression results is shown in the accompanying table.   a.Predict the return for a mutual fund that has an annual holdings turnover of 60% and an annual expense ratio of 1.5%. B)Interpret the slope coefficient attached to Expense. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate.If the sample mean for Return is 34.7%,what can you infer about the model's predictive power. D)Calculate and interpret the coefficient of determination. Turnover + An investment analyst wants to examine the relationship between a mutual fund's return,its turnover rate and its expense ratio.She randomly selects 10 mutual funds and estimates: Return =   +   Turnover +   Expense +   ,where Return is the average five-year return (in %),Turnover is the annual holdings turnover (in %),Expense is the annual expense ratio (in %),and   is the random error component.A portion of the regression results is shown in the accompanying table.   a.Predict the return for a mutual fund that has an annual holdings turnover of 60% and an annual expense ratio of 1.5%. B)Interpret the slope coefficient attached to Expense. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate.If the sample mean for Return is 34.7%,what can you infer about the model's predictive power. D)Calculate and interpret the coefficient of determination. Expense + An investment analyst wants to examine the relationship between a mutual fund's return,its turnover rate and its expense ratio.She randomly selects 10 mutual funds and estimates: Return =   +   Turnover +   Expense +   ,where Return is the average five-year return (in %),Turnover is the annual holdings turnover (in %),Expense is the annual expense ratio (in %),and   is the random error component.A portion of the regression results is shown in the accompanying table.   a.Predict the return for a mutual fund that has an annual holdings turnover of 60% and an annual expense ratio of 1.5%. B)Interpret the slope coefficient attached to Expense. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate.If the sample mean for Return is 34.7%,what can you infer about the model's predictive power. D)Calculate and interpret the coefficient of determination. ,where Return is the average five-year return (in %),Turnover is the annual holdings turnover (in %),Expense is the annual expense ratio (in %),and An investment analyst wants to examine the relationship between a mutual fund's return,its turnover rate and its expense ratio.She randomly selects 10 mutual funds and estimates: Return =   +   Turnover +   Expense +   ,where Return is the average five-year return (in %),Turnover is the annual holdings turnover (in %),Expense is the annual expense ratio (in %),and   is the random error component.A portion of the regression results is shown in the accompanying table.   a.Predict the return for a mutual fund that has an annual holdings turnover of 60% and an annual expense ratio of 1.5%. B)Interpret the slope coefficient attached to Expense. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate.If the sample mean for Return is 34.7%,what can you infer about the model's predictive power. D)Calculate and interpret the coefficient of determination. is the random error component.A portion of the regression results is shown in the accompanying table. An investment analyst wants to examine the relationship between a mutual fund's return,its turnover rate and its expense ratio.She randomly selects 10 mutual funds and estimates: Return =   +   Turnover +   Expense +   ,where Return is the average five-year return (in %),Turnover is the annual holdings turnover (in %),Expense is the annual expense ratio (in %),and   is the random error component.A portion of the regression results is shown in the accompanying table.   a.Predict the return for a mutual fund that has an annual holdings turnover of 60% and an annual expense ratio of 1.5%. B)Interpret the slope coefficient attached to Expense. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate.If the sample mean for Return is 34.7%,what can you infer about the model's predictive power. D)Calculate and interpret the coefficient of determination. a.Predict the return for a mutual fund that has an annual holdings turnover of 60% and an annual expense ratio of 1.5%. B)Interpret the slope coefficient attached to Expense. C)Calculate the standard error of the estimate.If the sample mean for Return is 34.7%,what can you infer about the model's predictive power. D)Calculate and interpret the coefficient of determination.

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Exhibit 14-6.A manager at a local bank analyzed the relationship between monthly salary (y,in $)and length of service (x,measured in months)for 30 employees.She estimates Exhibit 14-6.A manager at a local bank analyzed the relationship between monthly salary (y,in $)and length of service (x,measured in months)for 30 employees.She estimates   .The following table summarizes a portion of the regression results:   Refer to Exhibit 14-6.The monthly salary of an employee that has worked for 48 months at the bank is closest to: .The following table summarizes a portion of the regression results: Exhibit 14-6.A manager at a local bank analyzed the relationship between monthly salary (y,in $)and length of service (x,measured in months)for 30 employees.She estimates   .The following table summarizes a portion of the regression results:   Refer to Exhibit 14-6.The monthly salary of an employee that has worked for 48 months at the bank is closest to: Refer to Exhibit 14-6.The monthly salary of an employee that has worked for 48 months at the bank is closest to:

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Simple linear regression includes more than one explanatory variable.

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