Ans e) In the regression modeling output given above, we have for the predictor variable GPA, p-value = 0.003523
As p-value << 0.05, GPA is a very strong predictor of starting salary. Hence, as coefficient of GPA predictor variable in the model is positive, there exists a very strong positive relationship between the GPA and starting salary.
Ans f) From the regression output, we get the Lower 95% and Upper 95% values which give us the 95% confidence interval for true population slope coefficient as: (3.076, 9.924)
Ans g) The regression model equation is:
Starting Salary = 6.5*GPA + 9
Hence Starting Salary for a student graduating with GPA = 2.80 can be calculated as:
Starting Salary = 6.5 * 2.8 + 9 = 27.2
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3. (40 points) Use the graph, an output of the least squares prediction equation for the starting salary data (in thousands of dollars) given a graduated student's cumulative GPA, and the table of sampled data below to do the following Student ID GPA(x) 3.26 Starting Salary (y) 33.8 2.60 29.8 3.35 33.5 2.86 30.4 3.82 36.4 2.21 27.6 3.47 35.3 Regression Plot Y= 14.8156 + 5.70657x R-Sq 0.977 寸 853 4.0 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 GPA (a) Identify and interpret...
A dean of a business school has fit a regression model to predict college GPA based on a student's SAT score (SAT_Score), the percentile at which the student graduated high school (HS_Percentile) (for instance, graduating 4th in a class of 500 implies that 496 other students are at or below that student, so the percentile is 496/500 x 100 = 99), and the total college hours the student has accumulated (Total_Hours). The regression results are shown below SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression...