a)
Answer:
The estimated regression slope coefficient, b1 = 2.69
The estimated regression intercept, b0 = 3326
Hypothesis: C)
Rejection Region
Test statistic
Conclusion
Since the test statistic is in the rejection region, reject the null hypothesis. Conclude that the regression model is statistically significant.
Explanation:
The simple linear regression model
The linear regression model is defined as,
where the dependent variable, Y = Average tuition fee for the private colleges and the independent variable, X = Average tuition fee for the public colleges
The regression analysis is done in excel by following these steps,
Step 1: Write the data values in excel. The screenshot is shown below,
Step 2: DATA > Data Analysis > Regression > OK. The screenshot is shown below,
Step 3: Select Input Y Range: 'Y' column, Input X Range: 'X' column then OK. The screenshot is shown below,
The result is obtained. The screenshot is shown below,
From the regression output summary,
The estimated regression slope coefficient, b1 = 2.69
The estimated regression intercept, b0 = 3326
Slope hypothesis test
Hypothesis
This is a two-tailed test.
Rejection Region
The t critical value is obtained from the t critical value table for the significance level = 0.01, the degree of freedom = n-2=4, and for a two-tailed distribution.
Test statistic
From the regression output summary,
Conclusion
Since the test statistic is in the rejection region, reject the null hypothesis. Conclude that the regression model is statistically significant.
b)
Answer:
$269
Explanation:
From the regression output summary,
The regression equation is,
For X = $100 increase in X variable,
c)
Answer:
$20806
Explanation:
The regression equation is,
For X = $6500
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