In: Statistics and Probability
1-
The regression of X on Y is not the same as the regression of Y on X. Why is this?
Select one:
a. Because the regression minimises the residuals of y, not the residuals of x.
b. Because unlike correlation, regression assumes X causes Y.
c. Because one goes through (mean x, mean y) whereas the other goes through (mean y, mean x).
d. Because the F test divides MSy by MSx, not the other way round.
2-
Using the dataset below, what is the best estimate of the intercept of the regression line of y as a function of x?
Variable |
Value |
n |
7 |
Σ (x) |
49 |
Σ (x2) |
399 |
Σ (y) |
113 |
Σ (y2) |
2289 |
Σ (xy) |
920 |
Select one:
a. -30.22
b. 44.21
c.
0.002
d. 32.28
3-
Using the summary values below, what is the best estimate of the slope of the regression line of y as a function of x?
Variable |
Value |
n |
7 |
Σ (x) |
49 |
Σ (x2) |
399 |
Σ (y) |
113 |
Σ (y2) |
2289 |
Σ (xy) |
920 |
Select one:
a. 7.01
b. 2.31
c. -1.34
d. 0.72
4-
All of the following are useful when testing for normality in R, but which gives the most definitive answer?
Select one:
a.
plot (x,y)
b.
histogram (x)
c.
qqnorm (x)
d.
normTest (x)