Section 12.3 Multiple Linear Regression:
Number ONE:
solving first four sub-parts by HomeworkLib policy
a)
b0^ = 1738.93
b1^ = -384.54
b2^ = -517.39
b)
y^ = 1738.93 -384.54 x1 -517.39 x2
c)
SSE = 502948
MSE = 29585
s = sqrt(MSE) = sqrt(29585) = 172.0029
predict future values of y for given values of x
thus it would be expected ... predcitons of y to with about 2 s =
2*172.003 = 344.006
d)
TS = -3.78
p-value = 0.002
p-value < alpha
hence we reject the null hypothesis
option D) is correct
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