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Correlation and Regression Analysis Question 2                  (6 marks) The marks in a Physics exam (P) and...

Correlation and Regression Analysis

Question 2                 

The marks in a Physics exam (P) and a Chemistry exam (C) were recorded for 15 students:

Physics

25

46

63

45

78

18

84

48

73

50

61

89

38

36

30

Chemistry

31

44

58

49

66

12

61

56

70

57

62

56

29

40

38

  1. Draw a scatter diagram and comment.
  2. Find the regression line where the Chemistry mark is the explanatory variable and the Physics mark is the response variable.
  3. Calculate the correlation between P and C. Test the hypothesis, at 5%, that it is positive.
  4. Predict the Physics mark of three students, one obtaining 20 in Chemistry, one 50 in Chemistry and the third 80 in Chemistry. Which of the three predictions do you trust more?
  5. Perform a hypothesis test that the slope of the regression line is positive.

Solutions

Expert Solution

a)

b)

Physics = -3.5621 + 1.1487 * Chemistry

c)

correlation between P and C r = 0.8465, Positive and Strong correlation between P and C

Hypothesis:

H0: ρ = 0

Ha: ρ > 0

Test:

t = r * SQRT((n-2)/(1-r^2)) = 0.8465 * SQRT((15-2)/(1-0.8465^2)) = 5.733

P value = 0.0001 (alpha = 0.05, df = n-2 = 13)(Use t table)

P value < 0.05, correlation between P and C is positive at 5% significance level

d)

Physics = -3.5621 + 1.1487 * Chemistry

If Chemistry = 20

Physics = -3.5621 + 1.1487 * 20 = 19.4119

If Chemistry = 50

Physics = -3.5621 + 1.1487 * 50 = 53.8729

If Chemistry = 80

Physics = -3.5621 + 1.1487 * 80 = 88.3339

e)

Slope b1 = 1.1487, SE = 0.2004 (From the excel output)

Hypothesis:

H0: β1 = 0

Ha: β1 > 0

Test:

t = b1/SE = 5.7319 (from the excel output)

P value = 0 (T.DIST.RT(ts,DF)) (DF = n-k = 13)

P value < 0.05, Reject H0

Therefore, the slope of the regression line is positive at 5% significance level


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