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Exhibit 14 -3 A sample of data The marketing manager of a large supermarket chain believes...

Exhibit 14 -3 A sample of data The marketing manager of a large supermarket chain believes the sales volume, in dollars, of pet food depends on the amount of shelf space (measured in feet of shelf space) devoted to pet food. Shelf Space Sales 5 160 5 220 5 140 10 190 10 240 10 260 15 230 15 270 15 280 20 260 20 290 20 310

The proportion of the variation in sales that is explained by shelf space is

a. .8270064

b. .65232306

c. .6839006

d. 12

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Expert Solution

The correct option is,

The proportion of the variation in sales that is explained by shelf space is,

C) 0.6839 (68.39%).

The coefficient of determination will tells us how much the variablity in y Variable explained by x independent variable.

The coefficient of determination R^2 is calculated using following steps,

First we need to compute the correlation coefficient,

Also, the following calculations are needed to compute the correlation coefficient:

X Y X*Y X2 Y2
5 160 800 25 25600
5 220 1100 25 48400
5 140 700 25 19600
10 190 1900 100 36100
10 240 2400 100 57600
10 260 2600 100 67600
15 230 3450 225 52900
15 270 4050 225 72900
15 280 4200 225 78400
20 260 5200 400 67600
20 290 5800 400 84100
20 310 6200 400 96100
Sum = 150 2850 38400 2250 706900

The correlation coefficient rr is computed using the following expression:

The value of correlation coefficient R = 0.827.

The coefficient of determination R^2 = (0.827)^2

= 0.6839.  

Thank you.


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