Data of Demand & Supply of Rice Are Given Below: X Y Demand (Metric Ton) Price (Thousand Taka)
Data of Demand & Supply of Rice Are Given Below: X Y Demand (Metric Ton) Price (Thousand Taka)
Data of Demand & Supply of Rice Are Given Below: X Y Demand (Metric Ton) Price (Thousand Taka)
Sagor Rice Mil is a renowned company of our Country. They produce different
types of rice according to the demand of the buyers. They use Regression analysis
to find out the relationship between the Demand of the rice & the Price of Rice.
X Y
Demand(Metric Ton) Price (Thousand
Taka)
10 15
12 20
14 20
16 25
20 30
Requirements:
Solution:
∑XY - ∑X*∑Y / n
b=
∑X^2 – ( ∑X )^2 / n
∑Y - b∑X
a=
n
or a=Y–bX
X Y XY X^2 Y^2
10 15 150 100 225
12 20 240 144 400
14 20 280 196 400
16 25 400 256 625
20 30 600 400 900
72 110 1670 1096 2550
1670 – 72*110/5
=
1096 – (72)^2/5
= 1.3892
∑Y - b∑X
a=
n
or a=Y–bX
∑Y ∑X
a= - b*
n n
110 110
= - 1.3892*
5 5
= 1.251
We get,
b= 1.3892
Putting the value of b in the formula we get,
a = 1.251
Interpretation:
If the demand increases for 1 metric ton, price of the product increases for
1.3892 thousand taka.
∑XY - ∑X*∑Y / n
r=
√ {∑X^2 – (∑X)^2 /n} {∑Y^2 – (∑Y)^2 /n}
1670 – 72*110 / 5
r=
√ {1096 – (72)^2 /5} {2550 – (110)^2 /5}
r = 0.95
Interpretation:
r = 0.95 indicates a very high degree of positive relationship between demand &
price.
Interpretation:
r^2 = 0.931 indicates that 93.1% of the variation in the price can be explained by
the variation in the demand.
60
50
40
30 Price
Demand
20
10
0
1 2 3 4 5
Problem 2:
X Y
Interest rate(%) Savings(Lakh Taka)
5 15
8 25
10 30
12 35
15 50
Requirements:
Find the equation of Regression of savings on interest rate.
Estimate the relationship between interest rate & saving in relative term.
Assess the explanatory power of the independent variable
Solution:
a – Constant/ Intercept
b – Regression Co-efficient
For finding out the values of a & b, we solve the following formulas:
∑XY - ∑X*∑Y / n
b=
∑X^2 – ( ∑X )^2 / n
∑Y - b∑X
a=
n
or a=Y–bX
X Y XY X^2 Y^2
5 15 75 25 225
8 25 200 64 625
10 30 300 100 900
12 35 420 144 1225
15 50 750 225 2500
50 155 1745 558 5475
1745 – 50*155/5
=
558 – (50)^2/5
= 3.3621
∑Y - b∑X
a=
n
or a=Y–bX
∑Y ∑X
a= - b*
n n
155 50
= - 3.3621*
5 5
= -2.621
We get,
b= 3.3621
a = -2.621
Interpretation:
If the interest rate increases for 1%, then the savings increases for 3.3621 Lakh
taka.
∑XY - ∑X*∑Y / n
r=
√ {∑X^2 – (∑X)^2 /n} {∑Y^2 – (∑Y)^2 /n}
1745 – 50*155 / 5
r=
√ {558 – (50)^2 /5} {5475 – (155)^2 /5}
r = 0.81
Interpretation:
r = 0.81 indicates a high degree of positive relationship between interest rate &
savings.
The explanatory power of the independent variable can be
assessed by the co-efficient of determination
(r^2), r^2 = 0.656
Interpretation:
r^2 = 0.656 indicates that 65.6% of the variation in the interest rate can be
explained by the variation in the savings.
25
20
15
Tax Rate
Production
10
0
1 2 3 4 5
Problem – 3:
X Y
Tax rate (%) Production(Thousand
Number)
5 12
9 22
10 20
15 18
17 20
Requirements:
Solution:
For finding out the values of a & b, we solve the following formulas:
∑XY - ∑X*∑Y / n
b=
∑X^2 – ( ∑X )^2 / n
∑Y - b∑X
a=
n
or a=Y–bX
X Y XY X^2 Y^2
5 12 60 25 144
9 22 198 81 484
10 20 200 100 400
15 18 270 225 324
17 20 340 289 400
56 92 1068 720 1752
1068 - 56*92/5
=
720 – (56)^2/5
= 1.4052
∑Y - b∑X
a=
n
or a=Y–bX
∑Y ∑X
a= - b*
n n
92 56
= - 1.4052*
5 5
= 2.6618
We get,
b= 1.4052
Putting the value of b in the formula we get,
a = 2.6618
Interpretation:
If the tax rate increases for 1% , the production increases for 1.4052 thousand
taka.
1068 – 56*92 / 5
r=
√ {720 – (56)^2 /5} {1752 – (92)^2 /5}
r = 0.92
Interpretation:
r = 0.92 indicates a very high degree of positive relationship between tax rate &
Production.
Interpretation:
r^2 = 0.846 indicates that 84.6% of the variation in the production can be
explained by the variation in the tax rate.
25
20
15
Tax Rate
Production
10
0
1 2 3 4 5