a) Based on the given scatter plots we have to comment on the patterns of sales for A and B. For product A we see there is a positive association between months and units sold i.e, the monthly sales increases gradually.
For product B we see there is a negative association between months and units sold i.e, the monthly sales decreases gradually.
b) Here we have to write the regression equation and forecast the value of month 25 for both the values A and B .
Product A:
The regression equation is : Sales= 14898.19 + 138.48 Month.
Forecast for month 25 is: Sales= 14898.19+ 138.48* 25= 18360.19
Product B:
The regression equation is : Sales= 10139.86 + 2.48 Month.
Forecast for month 25 is: Sales= 10139.86+ 2.48* 25= 10201.86
c) Here we have to interprete the parameters of the 2 regression models
We know if the true value of the coefficient i.e, 0 lies within the confidence interval then it is not significant.
For product A the confidence interval of intercept is (14196.72, 15599.65) and for month is (89.39,187.57) . Thus here we see both the parameters donot contain 0 within the confidence intervals so both of them are significant.
For product B the confidence interval of intercept is (8612.39,11667.32) and for month is (-104.42,109.38) . Here we see that for intercept there is no 0 in the confidence interval so it is significant while for month there is 0 in the confidence interval so it is not significant.
d) Here we have to interprete the R square and the residual plots for both the products.
Product A:
The r square value = 0.6087 . Thus we can say that 60.87% of the total variance is explained. From the residual plot we see a random pattern which suggests a moderately good fit.
Product B:
The r square value = 0.0001 . Thus we can say that 0.01% of the total variance is explained. From the residual plot we see no random pattern which suggests it is not a good fit.
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