Eastwood's BA201 Assignments


Homework #18 Solutions (Chapter 12: exercises 2-10 even)

 

2.         a.         Multiple regression equation

            b.         One dependent, four independent

            c.         A regression coefficient

            d.         0.002

            e.         105.014, found by Y¢ = 11.6 + 0.4(6) + 0.286(280) + 0.112(97) + 0.002(35)

 

4.         a.         30.69 cubic feet

            b.         A decrease of 1.86 cubic feet, down to 28.83 cubic feet.

            c.         Yes, logically, as the amount of insulation increases and outdoor temperature increases, the consumption of natural gas decreases.

 

6.         a.         26

            b.         5

            c.         0.3 found by 60/200

            d.         2.65 found by

           

8.         a.         Source       DF       SS     MS       F

                       Regression    5      1500   300.     9.00

                       Error        15       500    33.33

                       Total        20      2000

            b.         Ho:  b1 = b2 = b3 = b4 = b5 = 0               H1:  Not all b‘s are 0    

                        Reject Ho if F > 2.90

                        Reject Ho.  Not all of the regression coefficients are zero.

            c.         For X1               for X2               for X3               for X4               for X5

                        Ho:  b1 = 0        Ho:  b2 = 0        Ho:  b3 = 0        Ho:  b4 = 0        Ho:  b5 = 0

                        H1: b1 ¹ 0         H1: b2 ¹ 0         H1: b3 ¹ 0         H1: b4 ¹ 0         H1: b5 ¹ 0

                        t = 4.00             t = -0.833         t = 1.00             t = -3.00           t = 4.00

                        Reject Ho if t > 2.131 or t < -2.131

                        Delete variable 2 and 3 , keep 1, 4 and 5

 

10.        Ho:  b1 = 0        H1: b2 = 0

            Ho:  b1 ¹ 0        H1: b2 ¹ 0

            Ho is rejected if t < -2.074 or t > 2.074

                    

            The second variable can be deleted.

 


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