1. Report the estimated regression equation. 2. Conduct the F-test for model sig
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1. Report the estimated regression equation.
2. Conduct the F-test for model significance. Interpret your results.
3. Interpret the slope coefficient and test for significance using a t test.
a. Use a t test to determine if the slope coefficient is significantly different
(two-tail test) than the value 1.0 that is, test H0: b = 1 against H1: b ¹ 1.
b. Of what importance is it to the company to know if this slope coefficient differs
significantly from 1.0?
Be sure to include a copy of your Excel printout.
OUTPUT Multiple R R Square Standard Error Regression Statistics 0.488158492 0.238298714. 0.225165933 16.94057668 Observations 60 Significance F MS 1 5207.4053 207.405323 18.1453355 1.600 24H-5 58 286.9831381 Residual 16615.02201 21852.42733 p-value Upper 95% Lower 93.0% Upper 95.0% Coefficients Standard Error t Stat Lower 95% Intercept -0.380225176 22.72587814 -0.016730934 0.98670869 -15.8710 1339 45.11056304 -15.87101339 45.1 105630A X Variable 1 0.99708306 2.764898662Explanation / Answer
1. The regression equation is Y = -0.380225 + 1.88099 X1
2. H0: The regression equation is not good fit to the given data
H1: The regression equation is good fit to the given data
Significance F = P-value of Regression = 0.0000075 which is < alpha 0.05, So reject H0
Thus we conclude that The regression equation is good fit to the given data
3.a)
H0: b = 1 against H1: b not = 1.
T-test Statistic t = (1.88099 - 1) / 0.44157 = 1.99513
t - critical value = 2
Here t - value < t - critical value, So we accept H0
Thus we conclude that population regresion coefficient is 1
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