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#2)    Fourteen second year medical students took blood pressure measurements of the same          patient and...

#2)    Fourteen second year medical students took blood pressure measurements of the same
         patient and the results are listed below.

Systolic   |    138    130    135    140   120    125     120    130     130     144    143     140     130     150

Diastolic |    82      91      100    100    80      90       80      80       80       98     105      85       70      100

  1. Calculate the correlation coefficient.
  1. Is there a significant correlation between systolic and diastolic blood pressure?
    Conduct an appropriate test to justify your answer (use a = .05).
  1. Find the regression line that predicts diastolic pressure from systolic pressure.
  1. Find the standard error

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2.

a.

( X) ( Y) X^2 Y^2 X*Y
138 82 19044 6724 11316
130 91 16900 8281 11830
135 100 18225 10000 13500
140 100 19600 10000 14000
120 80 14400 6400 9600
125 90 15625 8100 11250
120 80 14400 6400 9600
130 80 16900 6400 10400
130 80 16900 6400 10400
144 98 20736 9604 14112
143 105 20449 11025 15015
140 85 19600 7225 11900
130 70 16900 4900 9100
150 100 22500 10000 15000

calculation procedure for correlation
sum of (x) = ∑x = 2155
sum of (y) = ∑y = 1411
sum of (x^2)= ∑x^2 = 291579
sum of (y^2)= ∑y^2 = 126359
sum of (x*y)= ∑x*y = 191123
to caluclate value of r( x,y) = covariance ( x,y ) / sd (x) * sd (y)
covariance ( x,y ) = [ ∑x*y - N *(∑x/N) * (∑y/N) ]/n-1
= 191123 - [ 16 * (2155/16) * (1411/16) ]/16- 1
= 67.434
and now to calculate r( x,y) = 67.434/ (SQRT(1/16*191123-(1/16*2155)^2) ) * ( SQRT(1/16*191123-(1/16*1411)^2)
=67.434 / (9.109*10.973)
=0.675
value of correlation is =0.675
coefficient of determination = r^2 = 0.455
properties of correlation
1. If r = 1 Corrlation is called Perfect Positive Correlation
2. If r = -1 Correlation is called Perfect Negative Correlation
3. If r = 0 Correlation is called Zero Correlation
& with above we conclude that correlation ( r ) is = 0.6747> 0 ,perfect positive correlation              
b.

Given that,
value of r =0.675
number (n)=14
null, Ho: ρ =0
alternate, H1: ρ!=0
level of significance, α = 0.05
from standard normal table, two tailed t α/2 =2.179
since our test is two-tailed
reject Ho, if to < -2.179 OR if to > 2.179
we use test statistic (t) = r / sqrt(1-r^2/(n-2))
to=0.675/(sqrt( ( 1-0.675^2 )/(14-2) )
to =3.169
|to | =3.169
critical value
the value of |t α| at los 0.05% is 2.179
we got |to| =3.169 & | t α | =2.179
make decision
hence value of | to | > | t α| and here we reject Ho
ANSWERS
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null, Ho: ρ =0
alternate, H1: ρ!=0
test statistic: 3.169
critical value: -2.179 , 2.179
decision: reject Ho
we have enough evidence to support the claim that significant correlation between systolic and diastolic blood pressure.
c.

Line of Regression Y on X i.e Y = bo + b1 X
X Y (Xi - Mean)^2 (Yi - Mean)^2 (Xi-Mean)*(Yi-Mean)
138 82 16.576 44.128 -27.046
130 91 15.434 5.556 -9.26
135 100 1.148 128.984 12.168
140 100 36.862 128.984 68.953
120 80 194.006 74.7 120.383
125 90 79.72 1.842 -12.117
120 80 194.006 74.7 120.383
130 80 15.434 74.7 33.954
130 80 15.434 74.7 33.954
144 98 101.433 87.555 94.239
143 105 82.29 267.555 148.382
140 85 36.862 13.271 -22.118
130 70 15.434 347.558 73.24
150 100 258.29 128.984 182.524

calculation procedure for regression
mean of X = ∑ X / n = 133.9286
mean of Y = ∑ Y / n = 88.6429
∑ (Xi - Mean)^2 = 1062.929
∑ (Yi - Mean)^2 = 1453.22
∑ (Xi-Mean)*(Yi-Mean) = 817.639
b1 = ∑ (Xi-Mean)*(Yi-Mean) / ∑ (Xi - Mean)^2
= 817.639 / 1062.929
= 0.769
bo = ∑ Y / n - b1 * ∑ X / n
bo = 88.6429 - 0.769*133.9286 = -14.379
value of regression equation is, Y = bo + b1 X
Y'=-14.379+0.769* X          
d.

Standard Error of Y on X i.e Y = bo + b1 X
Xi Yi Y'=-14.38+0.77*X Y-Y' (Y-Yi)^2
138 82 91.743 -9.743 94.926
130 91 85.591 5.409 29.257
135 100 89.436 10.564 111.598
140 100 93.281 6.719 45.145
120 80 77.901 2.099 4.406
125 90 81.746 8.254 68.129
120 80 77.901 2.099 4.406
130 80 85.591 -5.591 31.259
130 80 85.591 -5.591 31.259
144 98 96.357 1.643 2.699
143 105 95.588 9.412 88.586
140 85 93.281 -8.281 68.575
130 70 85.591 -15.591 243.079
150 100 100.971 -0.971 0.943

Standard error = Sqrt( ( ∑ Y -Yi )^2/ n-2 )
∑ Y -Yi )^2 = 824.267
Standard Error = 8.288
Standard Error^2 = 66.304      


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