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Question 12 Please answer the following set of questions, based on the information provided below. The...

Question 12

Please answer the following set of questions, based on the information provided below.

The data listed below give information for 10 middle-level managers at a particular company. The first column is years of experience [X] and the second column is annual salary (in thousands) [Y]. We are going to examine the relationship between salary in thousands [Y] and years of experience[X]. Below is the regression output.

Manager#

    (X)

    (Y)

1

xx

66

2

xx

69

3

23

78

4

xx

41

5

19

xx

6

15

xx

7

24

xx

8

xx

33

9

2

28

10

xx

32

SUMMARY OUTPUT

Regression Statistics

Multiple R

xxx

R Square

0.789

Adjusted R Square

0.740

Standard Error

8.376

Observations

10

ANOVA

            df

SS

MS

F

SignificanceF

Regression

1.000

1503.75

1503.75

xxxx

xxxx

Residual

8.000

561.25

70.156

Total

xxx

xxx

Coefficients

Standard Error

t Stat

P value

Intercept

16.586

7.201

2.303

0.050

Yrs Exp (X)

2.892

0.625

xxx

0.003

RESIDUALOUTPUT

Observation

Standardized Residuals

1

-0.956

2

2.129

3

-0.567

4

-1.307

5

1.381

6

-0.417

7

-2.780

8

-0.962

9

1.734

10

1.377

According to the least squares line, if the experience increases by 2 years, the Salary should _______ by ______units (in thousands).

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Expert Solution

Solution

Back-up Theory

The linear regression model: Y = β0 + β1X + ε, ……………………..............................................................…………………..(1)

where ε is the error term, which is assumed to be Normally distributed with mean 0 and variance σ2.

Estimated Regression of Y on X is given by: Ycap = β0cap + β1capX, ………….......................................................………….(2)

In the estimated regression of Y on X given by: Y = β0cap + β1capX,

β0cap represents the y-intercept mathematically and physically represents the expected value of the response (dependent) variable when the predictor (independent/explanatory) variable is zero …............................................………(3a)

β1cap represents the slope of the regression line mathematically and physically represents the expected change (increase/decrease) in value of the response (dependent) variable when the predictor

(independent/explanatory) variable changes (increases/decreases) by one unit…………….......................................….. .. (3b)

Now, to work out the solution,

From the given regression output, estimated regression line is:

Annual salary (in thousands) [Y] = 16.586 + 2.892 x years of experience [X]…………………………… (4)

Vide (2), in (4), β0cap = 16.586 and β1cap = 2.892.

So, vide (3b),

If the experience increases by 2 years, the Salary should increase by (2 x 2.892) = 5.784 units (in thousands).

Answer

DONE


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