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Suppose we have the following information on the examination scores and weekly employment hours of eight...

  1. Suppose we have the following information on the examination scores and weekly employment hours of eight students:

Exam Score      Employment Hours

      80                           10

      80                           5

      68                           15

      95                           5

      75                           21

      60                           40

      90                           0

    100                           0

Assuming Exam Score is the dependent variable (Y) and Employment Hours is the independent variable (X), calculate the simple linear regression equation by hand. Using this, test to see whether the slope on X is significant at the 0.05 level (do this by hand, as well). Make sure to show your work.

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X Y X * Y X2 Sxx =Σ (Xi - X̅ ) Syy = Σ( Yi - Y̅ ) Sxy = Σ (Xi - X̅ ) * (Yi - Y̅)
10 80 800 100 82.75 4 1 2
5 80 400 25 87.125 49 1 7
15 68 1020 225 78.375 9 169 -39
5 95 475 25 87.125 49 196 -98
21 75 1575 441 73.125 81 36 -54
40 60 2400 1600 56.5 784 441 -588
0 90 0 0 91.5 144 81 -108
0 100 0 0 91.5 144 361 -228
Total 96 648 6670 2416 136 1264 1286 -1106

X̅ = Σ (Xi / n ) = 96/8 = 12
Y̅ = Σ (Yi / n ) = 648/8 = 81

Equation of regression line is Ŷ = a + bX
b = ( n Σ(XY) - (ΣX* ΣY) ) / ( n Σ X2 - (ΣX)2 )
b = ( 8 * 6670 - 96 * 648 ) / ( 8 * 2416 - ( 96 )2)
b = -0.875

a =( ΣY - ( b * ΣX ) ) / n
a =( 648 - ( -0.875 * 96 ) ) / 8
a = 91.5
Equation of regression line becomes Ŷ = 91.5 + -0.875 X


To Test :-

H0 :-  

H1 :-  

Test Statistic :-


t = -4.2714


Test Criteria :-
Reject null hypothesis if

= 4.2714 > 2.4469
Result :- Reject null hypothesis


Decision based on P value
P - value = P ( t > 4.2714 ) = 0.0053
Reject null hypothesis if P value < level of significance
P - value = 0.0053 < 0.05 ,hence we reject null hypothesis
Conclusion :- Reject null hypothesis

There is statistically significant relationship between variables



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