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    1. The document contains 21 multiple choice questions related to correlation and linear regression. The questions test concepts such as interpreting correlation coefficients, conducting hypothesis tests on correlation coefficients, calculating correlation from data, fitting and interpreting simple linear regression models. 2. Key concepts assessed include interpreting positive and negative correlation, testing hypotheses about population correlation, degrees of freedom for correlation tests, calculating correlation coefficients, estimating regression parameters, making predictions from regression models, and assumptions of linear regression. 3. The final bonus question asks to estimate blood pressure in the left arm based on a simple linear regression model fit to right and left arm blood pressure data.

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    1. The document contains 21 multiple choice questions related to correlation and linear regression. The questions test concepts such as interpreting correlation coefficients, conducting hypothesis tests on correlation coefficients, calculating correlation from data, fitting and interpreting simple linear regression models. 2. Key concepts assessed include interpreting positive and negative correlation, testing hypotheses about population correlation, degrees of freedom for correlation tests, calculating correlation coefficients, estimating regression parameters, making predictions from regression models, and assumptions of linear regression. 3. The final bonus question asks to estimate blood pressure in the left arm based on a simple linear regression model fit to right and left arm blood pressure data.

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    1. The document contains 21 multiple choice questions related to correlation and linear regression. The questions test concepts such as interpreting correlation coefficients, conducting hypothesis tests on correlation coefficients, calculating correlation from data, fitting and interpreting simple linear regression models. 2. Key concepts assessed include interpreting positive and negative correlation, testing hypotheses about population correlation, degrees of freedom for correlation tests, calculating correlation coefficients, estimating regression parameters, making predictions from regression models, and assumptions of linear regression. 3. The final bonus question asks to estimate blood pressure in the left arm based on a simple linear regression model fit to right and left arm blood pressure data.

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    1) If the Pearson's correlation coefficient between two variables X and Y is found to

    be negative1.3. This means

    Question 1 options:

    Correlation value is not possible

    Strong negative correlation between variables X and Y

    Strong positive correlation between variables X and Y

    Weak negative correlation between variables X and Y

    Weak positive correlation between variables X and Y

    2) To test the hypothesis that population correlation coefficient is not zero, we


    collected a sample of size 15 and found the sample correlation coefficient is 0.25.
    What is the test value to test this hypothesis?

    Question 2 options:

    1.5

    0.25

    0.75

    0.93

    3) Correlation is calculated using 20 pair of sample data. Find the degrees of


    freedom to test the hypothesis about correlation.

    Question 3 options:

    19

    25

    18

    21

    20

    4) Following table shows study hours per week and GPA of five students

    Study hrs

    2 5 7 4 8

    GPA

    1.7 3.2 3.8 3.5 4.0

    Calculate the Pearson's correlation coefficient between Study hours and GPA of the
    students students.

    Question 4 options:

    0.62

    0.59

    0.89

    0.79

    0.99

    5) Following table shows study hours per week and GPA of five students

    Study hrs

    25748

    GPA

    1.7 3.2 3.8 3.5 4.0

    Calculate the test value to test the claim that there is significant correlation
    between Study hours and GPA of the students.

    Question 5 options:

    2.75

    3.38

    4.21

    1.28

    2.12

    6) Following table shows study hours per week and GPA of five students

    Study hrs

    25748

    GPA

    1.7 3.2 3.8 3.5 4.0

    Calculate the p-value to test the claim that there is significant correlation between
    Study hours and GPA of the students.

    Question 6 options:

    10% < p value < 20%

    5% < p value < 10%

    2% < p value < 5%

    1% < p value < 2%

    1% < p value < 2.5%

    7) Following table shows study hours per week and GPA of five students

    Study hrs

    25748

    GPA

    1.7 3.2 3.8 3.5 4.0

    Calculate the p-value to test the claim that there is significant correlation between
    Study hours and GPA of the students. If alpha is 5% what is your decision?

    Question 7 options:

    There is no significant correlation between two variables.

    There is significant correlation between two variables.

    Not enough information to make decision

    8) Following table shows study hours per week and GPA of five students

    Study hrs

    2 5 7 4 8

    GPA

    1.7 3.2 3.8 3.5 4.0

    Calculate the critical value to test the claim that there is significant correlation
    between Study hours and GPA of the students. Take alpha is 5%.

    Question 8 options:

    2.353

    3.182

    2.015

    2.571

    9) Use the following regression model for prediction:

    Beta0hat = 5.45, Beta1hat =-0.182. Find dependent variable Yhat when X is 2.5

    Note:

    Beta0hat = Estimate of Y intercept

    Beta1hat = Estimate of slope of the regression line

    Question 9 options:

    2.39

    6.99

    9.99

    2.99

    4.99

    10) In simple linear regression model

    Y = 0+ 1X +

    what is ?

    Question 10 options:

    Variance of the model

    Response variable

    Random error

    Parameter to be estimated

    Predictor Variable

    11) In simple linear regression model

    Y = 0+ 1X +

    what is Y ?

    Question 11 options:

    Predictor Variable

    Parameter to be estimated

    Variance of the model

    Random error

    Response variable

    12) Table below gives the weight of diamond and price in dollars.

    Which one is the response variable?

    Weight Price

    0.3

    510

    0.4

    1151

    0.5

    1343

    0.5

    1410

    1.0

    5669

    0.7

    2277

    Question 12 options:

    Both Weight and Price

    We can not say which one from the given information

    Price

    Weight

    13) Table below gives the weight of diamond and price in dollars.

    Fit a simple linear regression model to find what is the estimate of intercept
    parameter ?(due to rounding error go to the closest answer)

    Weight Price

    0.3

    510

    0.4

    1151

    0.5

    1343

    0.5

    1410

    1.0

    5669

    0.7

    2277

    Question 13 options:

    1278

    7177

    -7177

    -2007

    14) Table below gives the weight of diamond and price in dollars.

    Fit a simple linear regression model to find what is the estimate of the slope
    parameter ?(due to rounding error go to the closest answer)

    Weight Price

    0.3

    510

    0.4

    1151

    0.5

    1343

    0.5

    1410

    1.0

    5669

    0.7

    2277

    Question 14 options:

    7177

    -2007

    1278

    -7177

    15) Table below gives the weight of diamond and price in dollars.

    Fit a simple linear regression model and estimate the price if the weight of the
    diamond is 1.5 carats ? (due to rounding error go to the closest answer)

    Weight Price

    0.3

    510

    0.4

    1151

    0.5

    1343

    0.5

    1410

    1.0

    5669

    0.7

    2277

    Question 15 options:

    7177

    8759

    1278

    2834

    16) If pair of 10 observations show the correlation coefficient 0.37. To test the
    significance of the population correlation coefficient find test value

    Question 16 options:

    2.56

    1.32

    1.13

    2.90

    3.10

    17) Suppose the population correlation coefficient between two variables X and Y is
    o.77 , covariance of X and Y is 2.7 and standard deviation of X is 1.5. Find the
    standard deviation of Y.

    Question 17 options:

    3.12

    5.46

    1.42

    2.34

    0.92

    18) Calculate correlation between X and Y from 6 pairs of observations If we know

    Sum of XY =20485

    Sum of X= 247

    Sum of Y= 486

    Sum of X square= 11409

    Sum of Y square= 40022

    Question 18 options:

    0.19

    0.71

    0.23

    0.95

    0.53

    19) When testing the hypothesis about parameters of multiple linear regression
    model

    H0: B1=B2=....=Bk=0

    H1: at least one Bi is not zero.

    we use

    Question 19 options:

    t test

    chi-square test

    F test

    Z-test

    20) Which of the following is not the assumption of a linear regression model?

    Question 20 options:

    Error term is normally distributed

    Values of the response variable (Y) must be categorical

    Error term has the same variance in each


    observation.

    Response variable (Y) and predictors (X) are linearly related.

    Errors are independent

    21) (Bonus) Table below gives the systolic blood pressure measurement in left and
    right arm.

    Estimate the blood pressure in left arm given that blood pressure in right arm is 135
    mm Hg.

    Right Arm Left Arm

    102

    175

    101

    169

    94

    182

    79

    146

    79

    144

    Question 21 options:

    120.25

    312.17

    221.12

    198.07

    256.18

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