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A sample of 20 Automobiles was taken and the miles per gallon (MPG), horsepower (HP), and total weight were recorded. Develop a linear regression model to predict MPG…
MPG | Horsepower | Weight |
44 | 67 | 1844 |
44 | 50 | 1998 |
40 | 62 | 1752 |
37 | 69 | 1980 |
37 | 66 | 1797 |
34 | 63 | 2199 |
35 | 90 | 2404 |
32 | 99 | 2611 |
30 | 63 | 3236 |
28 | 91 | 2606 |
26 | 94 | 2580 |
26 | 88 | 2507 |
25 | 124 | 2922 |
22 | 97 | 2434 |
20 | 114 | 3248 |
21 | 102 | 2812 |
18 | 114 | 3382 |
18 | 142 | 3197 |
16 | 153 | 4380 |
16 | 139 | 4036 |
1)Using HP as the independent variable. What is the regression equation?
2) Is your model a good predicting equation? How do you know?
3) Using Total Weight as the independent variable, what is the regression equation?
4)Is this a good predicting model? How do you know?
5) Using MPG and Total weight as independent variables, what is the regression equation?
6) Is the model in part e a good predicting equation? How do you know?
7) Predict MPG using the model in part e with HP = 100 and weight = 3 thousand pounds.
Note: Analysis is done by using Excel (data analysis function)
Question 1 and 2
The above result shows that model is significant with Horsepower is significantly contributing by p value is less than 0.05 and model is good fit R- squared 77.02%
Question 3 & 4
The above result shows that model is significant with weight is significantly contributing by p value is less than 0.05 and model is good fit R- squared 73.26%
Question 5 &6
The above result shows that model is significant with Horsepower is significantly contributing by p value is less than 0.05, weight significantly contributing at p value less than 0.1 and model is good fit R- squared 81.63% also Adjusted R squared is 79.46%
Question 7
Predicted MPG = 57.68586149 - 0.165665619 * 100 - 0.005046012 * 3 = 41.10416