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    A) y 15.846+1.113 Number of Catalogs Distributed (1,000s) (X)

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    The regression analysis found a moderate positive correlation (R=0.6995) between the number of catalogs distributed and the dependent variable. The number of catalogs distributed explains 48.93% of the variation in the dependent variable. Both the slope coefficient and F-value were found to be statistically significant with p-values less than 0.01, indicating the number of catalogs distributed significantly predicts the dependent variable.

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    The regression analysis found a moderate positive correlation (R=0.6995) between the number of catalogs distributed and the dependent variable. The number of catalogs distributed explains 48.93% of the variation in the dependent variable. Both the slope coefficient and F-value were found to be statistically significant with p-values less than 0.01, indicating the number of catalogs distributed significantly predicts the dependent variable.

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    The regression analysis found a moderate positive correlation (R=0.6995) between the number of catalogs distributed and the dependent variable. The number of catalogs distributed explains 48.93% of the variation in the dependent variable. Both the slope coefficient and F-value were found to be statistically significant with p-values less than 0.01, indicating the number of catalogs distributed significantly predicts the dependent variable.

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    The regression analysis found a moderate positive correlation (R=0.6995) between the number of catalogs distributed and the dependent variable. The number of catalogs distributed explains 48.93% of the variation in the dependent variable. Both the slope coefficient and F-value were found to be statistically significant with p-values less than 0.01, indicating the number of catalogs distributed significantly predicts the dependent variable.

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    SUMMARY OUTPUT

    Regression Statistics

    0.69951857
    Multiple R 6

    0.48932623
    R Square 8

    Adjusted R 0.43825886
    Square 2

    Standard 5.75660243
    Error 1

    Observation
    s 12

    ANOVA

    Significance
    df SS MS F F

    317.531951
    Regression 1 317.5319512 2 9.581973351 0.011337689

    33.1384715
    Residual 10 331.3847154 4

    Total 11 648.9166667

    Standard
    Coefficients Error t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95%

    15.8461788 5.12529735
    Intercept 6 3.091757953 6 0.000447226 8.957312846 22.73504488

    Number of
    Catalogs
    Distributed 1.11317073 3.09547627
    (1,000s) (X) 2 0.359612103 2 0.011337689 0.311905034 1.91443643

    Problem 7

    a) y=15.846+1.113*Number of Catalogs Distributed (1,000s) (X)


    b) Standard Error = 5.7566

    c) Shown above

    d) r^2 is 0.4893 which means 48.93% of variation in y is explained for by the


    independent variable x

    e) p-value of slope coefficient is 0.011 and hence cannot reject the null hypothesis at
    a=0.01. It is

    f) Significant F is 0.011 and hence cannot reject the null hypothesis at a=0.01. It is not
    significant

    Problem 12

     Scatter Diagram was created using excel:


    Therefore, the correlation coefficient is 0.281274

     FItted regression equation


    The regression line equation is:

    y = 0.9841 + 0.0031x

     Plot the fitted line on scatter diagram

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