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What affects 4K Ultra HD Smart TV sales? TVs are sold through a variety of outlets...

What affects 4K Ultra HD Smart TV sales?

TVs are sold through a variety of outlets such as large electronics stores, department stores, large discount chains and online.

Sales figures (number of units) for the Samsung 7 Series were obtained for last quarter from a sample of 30 different stores.

Also collected were data on the selling price and amount spent on advertising the Samsung 7 Series (as a percentage of total advertising expenditure in the previous quarter) at each store (please find a data set below)

Sales (number of units) Price ($) Advertising (% from budget)
70 1800 10
90 1800 20
120 1800 26
84 1850 18
66 1900 15
71 1890 13
98 1945 23
110 1910 30
119 1910 25
52 2000 5
108 2000 20
109 2010 30
105 2010 21
41 2100 8
67 2110 11
69 2120 15
68 2200 16
75 2210 17
80 2199 17
100 2205 22
63 2300 13
81 2350 20
39 2400 12
49 2400 10
55 2410 6
41 2450 9
35 2450 10
32 2460 15
35 2500 7
58 2500 12

a. Write out the estimated regression equation. (2 points)

b. Is the regression equation significant overall (for the entire model)? Explain. (2 points)

c. How much of the variability in Sales is explained by the regression equation? (2 points)

d. State the hypotheses for testing the regression coefficient of Price. Based on the results, what do you conclude at α = 0.05? (2 points)

e. State the hypotheses for testing the regression coefficient of Advertising Expenditure. Based on the results, what do you conclude at α = 0.05? (2 points)

f. Predict the sales for a store that sells the Samsung 7 Series for $2299 and spends 9% of its advertising budget on the product. (2 points)

Solutions

Expert Solution

The analysis is done in Minitab

The output is:

Regression Analysis: Sales versus Price, Advertising

Analysis of Variance

Source DF Adj SS Adj MS F-Value P-Value
Regression 2 17647 8823.6 78.09 0.000
Price 1 1750 1750.4 15.49 0.001
Advertising 1 7725 7724.7 68.36 0.000
Error 27 3051   113.0
Total 29 20698


Model Summary

S R-sq R-sq(adj) R-sq(pred)
10.6299 85.26% 84.17% 81.78%


Coefficients

Term Coef SE Coef T-Value P-Value VIF
Constant 110.3 23.9 4.61 0.000
Price -0.03806 0.00967 -3.94 0.001 1.34
Advertising 2.781 0.336 8.27 0.000 1.34


Regression Equation

Sales = 110.3 - 0.03806 Price + 2.781 Advertising


Fits and Diagnostics for Unusual Observations

Obs Sales Fit Resid Std Resid
28 32.00 58.40 -26.40 -2.63 R

R Large residual

a) The estimated regression equation is

Sales = 110.3 - 0.03806 Price + 2.781 Advertising

b) From the ANOVA table , the p-value for the regression is 0.000

Hence the regression equation is significant overall.

c) R square = 85.26%

85.26% of the variability in Sales is explained by the regression equation.

d)

beta1 is the coeffecient of price in the regression model.

From the table of coeffecients, the p value for the coeffecient of price is 0.001<0.05

Hence the coeffecient of price is significant.

e)

beta2 is the coeffecient of Advertising Expenditure in the regression model.

From the table of coeffecients, the p value for the coeffecient of price is 0.000<0.05

Hence the coeffecient of Advertising Expenditure is significant.

f) the sales for a store that sells the Samsung 7 Series for $2299 and spends 9% of its advertising budget on the product is:

Sales = 110.3 - 0.03806 *2299 + 2.781 *9 = 64.382 ~ 64 units


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