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Consider a study to relate birthweight (y) to the estriol level(x) of pregnant women. The data...

Consider a study to relate birthweight (y) to the estriol level(x) of pregnant women. The data is below with 32 observations.

i

Estriol(mg/24hr)

Weight(g/100)

i

Estriol(mg/24hr)

Weight(g/100)

1

7

25

17

17

32

2

9

25

18

25

32

3

9

25

19

27

34

4

12

27

20

15

34

5

14

27

21

15

34

6

16

27

22

15

35

7

16

24

23

16

35

8

14

30

24

19

34

9

16

30

25

18

35

10

17

31

26

17

36

11

19

30

27

18

37

12

21

31

28

20

38

13

24

30

29

22

40

14

15

28

30

25

39

15

15

32

31

24

43

16

16

32

32

27

35

PLEASE SHOW ALL YOUR WORK:

  1. Calculate the correlation coefficient r. :   
  1. Estimate the equation of the regression line that best describes the relationship between birthweight and the estriol level of pregnant women (Assume that the dependent variable is birthweight). :
  1. Is the coefficient(β) of birthweight significantly different than zero at significance

level 0.05? :

Solutions

Expert Solution

Answer,

a)

Using Excel

=correl (array1 ,array2) gives correlation

r = 0.6376

b)

data

estriol weight
7 25
9 25
9 25
12 27
14 27
16 27
16 24
14 30
16 30
17 31
19 30
21 31
24 30
15 28
15 32
16 32
17 32
25 32
27 34
15 34
15 34
15 35
16 35
19 34
18 35
17 36
18 37
20 38
22 40
25 39
24 43
27 35

Data -> data analysis -> regression

regression result

SUMMARY OUTPUT                  
Regression Statistics              
Multiple R              
0.637614732  
R Square   0.406552547              

Adjusted R Square  
0.386770965  
Standard Error              
3.674949902  
Observations   32              
ANOVA                  
df SS MS F Significance F
Regression 1 277.5610465   277.5610465     20.55207472   8.66755E-05

Residual          

30   405.1577035 13.50525678
Total  
31   682.71875          
Coefficients      Standard Error t Stat   P-value   Lower 95%
Intercept      21.61409884 2.401184916   9.001430373 4.99722E-10   16.71022502
estriol          0.598837209 0.132093346 4.533439612 8.66755E-05   0.329066606

c)

p-value of slope = 0.00009 < alpha

hence we reject the null hypothesis

we conclude that coefficient if birthweight differ from 0 significantly

p-value of slope = 0.00009 < alpha

hence we reject the null hypothesis

we conclude that coefficient if birthweight differ from 0 significantly



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