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The table below lists maintenance cost vs. the age of cars for a
sample of seven cars. The goal was determine if there was a
correlation between the age of a car and the cost to maintain it.
The least squares regression equation describing the maintenance
costs (Y′) vs. the age of the car (X) was determined to be
Y' = −4.75 + 2.8929X
Age of Car (yrs) | Maintenance Costs ($hundreds) | ||
2 | 3 | ||
3 | 5 | ||
4 | 6 | ||
5 | 7 | ||
6 | 10 | ||
7 | 15 | ||
8 | 22 | ||
What is the standard error of estimate?
Multiple Choice
6.621
2.573
5.754
3.864
For this problem, we will first use the formula for correlation and then we will use R for getting the OLS estimator, the standard error for estimates and standard error for Residual.
For correlation measure we have used R to get the correlation. Here in this case the correlation measure has been 0.9360566 which is " Very High Positive Correlation ".
Coming back to the main analysis, we have analyzed the data in R and we got the following info -
The standard error for the Residual is 2.573 with 5 degrees of freedom
The standard error for the age of the vehicle variable is 0.4863 with p-value 0.00192 which is SIGNIFICANT at 95% confidence level.
I am uploading the image of the outcome which has come directly from R. Its for your reference.
The regression Result :
And the relation between x ( The age of the vehicle) and Y ( The maintenance cost) is given below in graph :
Hope this answer has helped you.
Thanks !!