December January
1543.47 903.06
4296.15 7207.24
4229.96 4236.85
202.69 79.99
3296.93 4041.82
873.21 89.25
3812.03 3289.29
1932.82 2418.49
99.17 83.92
503.97 6.42
411.05 0.00
682.55 564.45
2161.01 2712.73
1124.99 186.99
2507.68 3262.37
1837.64 1525.17
9.94 1360.49
2333.51 733.98
78.63 75.08
101.31 70.26
598.44 634.39
648.23 1042.22
235.96 554.09
1267.16 1016.15
2124.18 1304.17
3.66 249.61
306.05 48.73
1900.26 872.97
559.58 485.61
2445.76 616.65
2799.59 1575.21
531.44 422.63
537.23 770.56
766.99 56.54
1959.23 1485.17
1679.34 495.98
2064.97 1065.45
396.87 510.34
5637.86 5646.55
5.50 5.50
2277.85 871.36
3819.25 1634.32
89.19 92.21
1451.29 669.76
527.98 829.32
105.78 69.22
1404.14 831.31
4231.52 2300.92
633.06 270.29
970.84 210.44
348.06 1012.91
0.00 1044.23
50.03 298.29
29.99 -30.03
471.61 1636.71
1116.91 1731.14
70.65 0.00
31.07 31.41
4.95 4.95
2523.54 1088.03
16.95 26.91
40.51 120.17
259.12 2008.86
123.09 291.22
0.00 103.91
109.78 52.98
5054.78 2841.46
3675.04 675.06
139.74 221.52
76.08 37.79
3151.96 533.46
2990.22 1933.04
650.77 692.81
9115.51 6801.42
917.49 393.21
2876.05 1307.78
797.82 796.73
34.57 0.00
44.18 1040.84
478.49 565.69
762.12 339.45
2351.94 5273.81
44.31 40.07
43.32 43.36
1338.75 653.67
1127.62 1070.54
2802.79 2336.88
52.16 91.47
1293.43 1433.96
328.56 720.52
28.34 28.61
598.89 980.71
4283.05 1575.84
567.51 0.00
480.11 161.98
1617.13 494.01
285.41 533.44
1284.93 462.52
3759.57 1479.34
a)
The regression equation is
January^ = 120.8494 + 0.6994 December
Using the above plots, the true statements from the given list of statements are B, C, D, and E.
b) The average changed in January by changing $2000 on December is
January^ = 120.8494 + 0.6994 *2000 =1519.65
December January 1543.47 903.06 4296.15 7207.24 4229.96 4236.85 202.69 79.99 3296.93 4041.82 873.21 89.25 3812.03 3289.29...
Monthly Credit Card charges December January 1545.24 903.07 4302.19 7208.16 4227.61 4242.62 202.81 79.93 3297.71 4046.26 874.73 89.16 3810.51 3291.06 1935.26 2418.75 99.13 83.92 504.72 6.42 410.88 0.00 683.25 564.36 2159.04 2714.58 1123.46 187.11 2509.71 3268.75 1835.18 1523.58 9.95 1360.31 2334.13 732.98 78.55 75.13 101.29 70.22 598.12 633.81 648.44 1041.91 236.13 553.81 1265.72 1016.92 2124.07 1304.08 3.66 249.42 305.91 48.73 1902.23 871.78 559.02 485.04 2448.35 616.27 2799.41 1574.17 531.39 422.91 537.22 769.43 767.24 56.58 1960.36 1486.88 1678.03 495.83 2065.72 1065.31...
Spending on credit cards decreases after the Christmas spending season (as measured by amount charged on a credit card in December). The accompanying data set contains the monthly credit card charges of a random sample of 99 cardholders. Complete parts a) through e) below 囲Click the icon to view the monthly credit card charges A. All of the conditions are definitely satisfied B. The Randomization Condition is not satisfied. C. The Equal Spread Condition is not satisfied. D. The Nearly...
January February 902.79 640.77 7208.82 4571.22 4240.01 2271.57 79.89 299.69 4038.81 1376.69 89.24 −120.78 3290.41 1928.63 2418.77 2609.13 83.87 144.74 6.42 393.11 0.00 40.41 564.15 295.64 2714.19 850.07 187.25 162.07 3266.22 2411.62 1525.08 957.05 1358.98 38.013 733.71 2656.94 75.12 64.94 70.27 −70.21 633.98 1860.28 1040.93 478.78 554.05 995.75 1016.82 774.36 1304.09 3364.08 249.63 5.53 48.71 96.94 871.96 890.94 485.52 485.28 616.84 1486.08 1572.31 890.16 422.54 392.15 769.75 323.26 56.55 0.00 1486.28 2253.16 495.57 389.88 1064.46 1065.19 510.06 131.43 5646.18 4950.25...
Fina cal ana st ?o that January credit card charges w geno a y be much k r than those o credit card charges of a random sample of 99 cardholders. Complete parts a) through e) below. he month before hat about the diff re co be woen January and the next month? ?? the trend continue? The accompanying data se contains the monthy Click the icon to view the monthly credit card charges. a) Build a regression medel to...
Financial analysts know that January credit card charges will generally be much lower than those of the month before. What about the difference between January and the next month? Does the trend continue? The accompanying data set contains the monthly credit card charges of a random sample of 99 cardholders. Complete parts a) through e) below. Click the icon to view the monthly credit card charges. a) Build a regression model to predict February charges from January charges. Feb =...
A credit card company is interested in investigating spending differences for its cardholders between December and January (they believe cardholders are likely to spend more money in December due to holiday shopping). A random sample of 20 cardholders is selected, and the amount charged to their credit card in December 2014 and January 2015 is recorded. The data collected is summarized in the table below. Difference n yd sd Dec - Jan 20 237.325 136.5093 Estimate the mean difference in...
January February 904.26 641.28 7214.25 4569.29 4234.27 2267.96 79.94 299.72 4043.51 1376.97 89.34 -120.83 3291.24 1927.78 2418.33 2610.63 83.88 144.81 6.42 392.68 0 40.48 564.23 295.82 2715.11 848.78 187.15 162.09 3265.33 2411.81 1525.05 956.79 1359.03 38.01 733.88 2657.81 75.16 64.89 70.26 -70.25 634.37 1860.98 1041.29 478.41 553.33 994.54 1016.79 774.13 1305.45 3365.66 249.35 5.54 48.79 96.89 872.19 890.51 485.45 485.61 616.27 1484.08 1573.04 889.57 422.45 391.95 770.17 323.65 56.54 0 1484.99 2253.41 495.42 389.59 1065.47 1066.84 510.79 131.48 5647.13 4946.21...
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