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Q.1 Marks 2 (CLO 3) From the following data, you are required to: - (a) Fit...

Q.1 Marks 2 (CLO 3)

From the following data, you are required to: -

(a) Fit the regression line Y on X and predict Y if x = 20

(b) Fit the regression line X on Y and predict X if y = 10

Y

X

14

4

4

12

2

8

2

6

4

4

6

4

4

16

12

8

Note : Answers should be in Word or Excel Format

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x

y

xy

4

14

56

16

196

12

4

48

144

16

8

2

16

64

4

6

2

12

36

4

4

4

16

16

16

4

6

24

16

36

16

4

64

256

16

8

12

96

64

144

∑x=62

∑y=48

∑xy=332

∑x²=612

∑y²=432

Regression of y on x:

      y can be written as    y=(a)+(b*x)

  • ∑y =( n*a)+(b*∑x) & ∑xy =(a*∑x)+(b*∑x²)    n is the no of observations=8

  • 48=8a+62b                 &     332=62a+612b

By solving above two equations we get a=8.357 & b=-0.304

Therefore regression of y on x will be y=(8.357)-(0.304*x)

At x=20   => y=8.357-(0.304*20)    =>   y=2.277

Regression of x on y:

Equation of x can be written as x=(c)+(d*y)

  • ∑x =( n*c)+(d*∑y)     &    ∑xy =(c*∑y)+(d*∑y²)

  • 62=8c+48d                 &    332=48c+432d

By solving above two equations we get c=9.417 & d=-0.278

Regression of x on y will be x=(9.417)-(0.278*y)

At y=10     => x=9.417-(0.278*10)   =>    x=6.637


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