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Given the following pairs of data where x is the number of years of experience in...

Given the following pairs of data where x is the number of years of experience in a certain company and y is the annual salary:

Determine the equation of the linear regression line. Round the slope and y-intercept to the nearest integers.

Using your answer in (a), estimate the starting salary for a new hire.

Using your answer in (a), estimate the number of years (to the nearest year) an employee would have to work in the company in order to earn an annual salary of $175,000

X Y

8 70,000

10 100,000

12 115,000

13 120,000

15 120,000

16 125,000

17 130,000

18 140,000

19 145,000

20 150,000

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X Y XY
8 70000 560000 64 4900000000
10 100000 1000000 100 10000000000
12 115000 1380000 144 13225000000
13 120000 1560000 169 14400000000
15 120000 1800000 225 14400000000
16 125000 2000000 256 15625000000
17 130000 2210000 289 16900000000
18 140000 2520000 324 19600000000
19 145000 2755000 361 21025000000
20 150000 3000000 400 22500000000
Ʃx = 148
Ʃy = 1215000
Ʃxy = 18785000
Ʃx² = 2332
Ʃy² = 152575000000
Sample size, n = 10
x̅ = Ʃx/n = 148/10 = 14.8
y̅ = Ʃy/n = 1215000/10 = 121500
SSxx = Ʃx² - (Ʃx)²/n = 2332 - (148)²/10 = 141.6
SSyy = Ʃy² - (Ʃy)²/n = 152575000000 - (1215000)²/10 = 4952500000
SSxy = Ʃxy - (Ʃx)(Ʃy)/n = 18785000 - (148)(1215000)/10 = 803000

a)

Slope, b = SSxy/SSxx = 803000/141.6 =    5670.903955

y-intercept, a = y̅ -b* x̅ = 121500 - (5670.90395)*14.8 =    37570.62147

Regression equation :   

ŷ = 37571 + (5671) x  

b)

Predicted value of y for a new hire whose experience is 0

ŷ = 37571 + (5671) * 0 = 37571

c)

if salary = 175000 then number of years of experience =

175000 = 37571 + (5671) x

x = 24.23 = 24 years


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